Semantic annotations for web services discovery and composition
Computer Standards & InterfacesPublished 26 November 2008
Hassina Nacer, Djamil Aı̈ssani, Nacer Boudjlida
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This paper presents a model of Semantic Annotations for Web Services Discovery and its Composition that uses an inter-connected network of semantic Web services describing in OWL-S, using the similarity measure between concepts based on ontology, built before any submitted request.
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