Semantic Web Services

By Sheila A. McIlraith, Tran Cao Son, Honglei Zeng. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2001

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The Semantic Grid: A Future e‐Science Infrastructure (2003, methodology): “In this vein, [ McIlraith01 ] exploit a web service markup that provides an agent-independent declarative API that is aimed at capturing the data and metadata associated with a service together with specifications of its properties and capabilities, the interface for its execution, and the prerequis”
Developing intelligent agent systems - a practical guide (2004, background): “Other, more complex, examples of such systems include the semantic web and web services (Hendler 2001; McIlraith et al. 2001), and grid computing (Moreau 2002; Moreau et al.”
Toward autonomic web services trust and selection (2004, methodology): “The OWL-S specification was created to eventually enable such adaptive selection and binding; however, the term used in OWL-S is semantic matchmaking of services [Trastour et al., 2001; McIlraith et al., 2001].”
Deploying and managing Web services: issues, solutions, and directions (2008, methodology): “A representative planning-based composition approach is presented in [64].”
Artifact-Centric Business Process Models: Brief Survey of Research Results and Challenges (2008, background): “Analogous to the goals of semantic web services [ 34 ], it should be possible to establish a library of business process components which are easy to refine and compose together, to enable quick construction of workflows with desired capabilities and properties.”