A Scheduling Web Service

Varela, Leonilde; Aparício, Joaquim Nunes; Silva, Sílvio Carmo do

doi:10.1007/0-387-27744-7_9

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“…The idea is nothing but replanting the time-honoured AI paradigm of the goal-oriented problem solving to the field of IE and NLP (Baral, 2003). In the context of IE, planning has been successfully applied in web service composition (Carman et al, 2003;Srivastava and Koehler, 2003;Klusch et al, 2005;Sirin et al, 2004;Varela et al, 2003;Pistore et al, 2004). Extracting information from NL documents however presents far different challenges.…”

Section: Automating the Nlp-based Document Processingmentioning

confidence: 97%

Adaptive information extraction from unstructured documents

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Dobrowiecki

Mészáros

2007

IJIIDS

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The authors present a novel adaptive framework that enables efficient development of applications demanding complex document analysis. In processing natural language documents the task is to transform them into application specific structured form. Such transformation has to be designed taking into account various abstraction levels and granularity of the processing and the multitude of possibly related requests driving the application. The proposed solution is based on the adaptively planned and executed network of information processing modules. The paper presents an overview of the framework, with the focus on the adaptive mechanism. An illustrative pilot application is also provided.

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Section: Automating the Nlp-based Document Processingmentioning

confidence: 97%

Adaptive information extraction from unstructured documents

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Dobrowiecki

Mészáros

2007

IJIIDS

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“…Web systems are systems that emerged from previous traditional systems, which are systems that beyond other advantages are able to implement web services that can be easily used and shared through the web [20].…”

Section: B Web System Architecturementioning

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“…Moreover, the last tendencies show that computing environments are characterized by increasing heterogeneity, distribution and cooperation, where distributed knowledge bases also play an important role [20].…”

Section: B Web System Architecturementioning

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“…The SOAP protocol (Simple Object Access Protocol), like other communication protocols, consist on a possible way that can be used for remote methods invocation and can be defined as the sequence and structure of requests and responses required to invoke communications on a remote machine [20,21].…”

Section: Web System Functionalitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Several other protocols that could be used exist, namely XML-RPC (eXtensible Markup Language -Remote Procedure Call), CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) or RMI (Remote Method Invocation) [20,21].…”

Section: Web System Functionalitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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P2P Web Service Based System for Supporting Decision-Making in Cellular Manufacturing Scheduling

Varela

Barbosa

Costa

2012

Intelligent Systems, Control and Automation: Science and Engineering

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With the increase of the Internet and Virtual Enterprises (VEs), interfaces for web systems and automated services are becoming an emergent necessity. In this paper we propose a Peer-to-peer (P2P) web-based decision-support system for enabling access to different manufacturing scheduling methods, which can be remotely available and accessible from a distributed knowledge base. The XML-based modeling and communication is applied to manufacturing scheduling. Therefore, manufacturing scheduling problems and methods are modeled using XML. The proposed P2P webbased system works as web services, under the SOAP protocol. The system's distributed knowledge base enables sharing information about scheduling problems and corresponding solving methods in a widened search space, through a scheduling community, integrating a VE. Running several methods enables different results for a given problem, consequently, contributing for a better decision-making. An important aspect is that this knowledge base can be easily and continuously updated by any contributor through the VE. Moreover, through this system once suitable available methods, for a given problem, are identified, it enables running one or more of them, for enabling a better manufacturing scheduling support, enhanced though incorporated fuzzy decision-making procedures.

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A Scheduling Web Service

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Adaptive information extraction from unstructured documents

Adaptive information extraction from unstructured documents

P2P Web Service Based System for Supporting Decision-Making in Cellular Manufacturing Scheduling

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