An Internetware-Software-Architecture-Oriented Trust-Driven Mechanism for Selecting Services

Wang, Yuan

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1001.2008.01350

Cited by 6 publications

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“…Liu et al [9] discuss a dynamic QoS computation model for web service selection through the implementation of a QoS registry in a hypothetical phone service provisioning market place. Based on the idea of trust evaluation, Wang et al [22] propose an Internetware software architecture oriented trust-driven mechanism for selecting services. These methods are all trust based methods which help the users to evaluate the services.…”

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A group recommendation approach for service selection

Liu

Yao

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the Fourth Asia-Pacific Symposium on Internetware

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There are more and more services that fulfill similar functionality, such as image service provided by Flickr, Picasa and Facebook. Which should be adopted to construct our software system in the open, dynamic and non-deterministic Internet environment is a key problem. Earlier work [15,9] analyze this problem from the point view of QoS and established generic and extensible QoS computation framework for service selection. However those framework are almost designed for individuals. As social network emerges and gets widespread, people tend to be more connected and self-organize themselves into groups. Benefits of all members should be considered when we select service for group. In this article, we propose a revised group recommendation algorithm which takes advantage of collaborative filtering technology for service selection. As the experiment demonstrates, our algorithm exhibits high accuracy.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A group recommendation approach for service selection

Liu

Yao

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the Fourth Asia-Pacific Symposium on Internetware

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“…Wang [13] has introduced an Internetwaresoftware-architecture-oriented trust-driven mechanism for selecting service (ISAOT). ISAOT supports dynamic services binding and selecting in coordination aspect and makes decisions on the basis of trust in services selecting.…”

Section: Resource Selection Modulementioning

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An internetware based approach to building web page integration applications for mobile devices

Sun

Lü

2010

Proceedings of the Second Asia-Pacific Symposium on Internetware

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Mobile devices are more and more popular in recent years. As a result, there're huge requests of mobile applications, especially those integrated with multiple information. However, on one hand, most of the mobile applications at present just contain some certain kinds of information and they cannot adapt to the rapid change of users' requirements, either. On the other hand, to build these applications, it's usually time consuming and there are not enough resource components with programmable interfaces. In this paper, we propose an approach based on Internerware to building web page integration applications for mobile device. We introduce a framework that provides abundant internetprogrammable interfaces, a flexible integration mechanism to meet the users' rapid changing requirements and a reliable mechanism that guarantees the quality of the referred resources effectively. With this framework, we can rapidly build an application that integrates all the information according to users' requirement.

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“…Finally, the feedback of web services provided by the users with higher trustworthiness will be adopted, which makes web services selection process easier. Based on trust evaluation, from the perspective of software services selection, Wang et al [17] proposed a networked-software architecture-oriented trustdriven mechanism to select service. Xu et al [18] proposed a service discovery model based on QoS-enhanced trust, which makes use of matching and ranking web services to select the best service.…”

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Trustworthy assurance of service interoperation in cloud environment

Cao

Wen

et al. 2011

Int. J. Autom. Comput.

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Cloud computing can be realized by service interoperation and its essence is to provide cloud services through network. The development of effective methods to assure the trustworthiness of service interoperation in cloud environment is a very important problem. The essence of cloud security is trust and trust management. Combining quality of service (QoS) with trust model, this paper constructs a QoS-aware and quantitative trust-model that consists of initial trust value, direct trust value, and recommendatory trust value of service, making the provision, discovery, and aggregation of cloud services trustworthy. Hence, it can assure trustworthiness of service interoperation between users and services or among services in cloud environment. At the same time, based on this model, service discovery method based on QoS-aware and quantitative trust-model (TQoS-WSD) is proposed, which makes a solid trust relationship among service requestor, service provider and service recommender, and users can find trustworthy service whose total evaluation value is higher. Compared to QoS-based service discovery (QoS-WSD) method, it is proved by the experiment for TQoS-WSD method that more accurate result of service discovery will be achieved by service requestor, while reasonable time cost is increased. Meanwhile, TQoS-WSD method strongly resists the effect of service discovery by untrustworthy QoS values and improves service invocation success-rate and thus assures trustworthiness of services interoperation.

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An Internetware-Software-Architecture-Oriented Trust-Driven Mechanism for Selecting Services

Cited by 6 publications

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A group recommendation approach for service selection

A group recommendation approach for service selection

An internetware based approach to building web page integration applications for mobile devices

Trustworthy assurance of service interoperation in cloud environment

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