2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.comcom.2012.02.009
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A multi-criteria network-aware service composition algorithm in wireless environments

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“…To synthesize all these parameters to choose an optimal or suboptimal solution is a service composition problem [8], which is an NP-hard problem and out of the scope of this paper. Our previous works can be possible solutions [13].…”
Section: Omitted Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To synthesize all these parameters to choose an optimal or suboptimal solution is a service composition problem [8], which is an NP-hard problem and out of the scope of this paper. Our previous works can be possible solutions [13].…”
Section: Omitted Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In each step, the source module generated 1000 jobs. The sample interval is 4 s. The service rate is calculated by (12) or (13). The cost is calculated as follows:…”
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“…When service requester submits complex tasks that single service in service center cannot meet their requirements, and then it needs to combine several service to form more powerful composite service to achieve the purpose of added-value of service, i.e. service composition [1,2]. During employ service composition to complete a task, a series of services are needed to be assembled according to certain flow and rule to construct a service composition path to serve the task.…”
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confidence: 99%