PROVIDING A FUZZY SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING AND COMBINING SERVICES IN THE SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.1.2018.178690Abstract
Abstract. Today, service oriented architecture is recognized as an effective way for organizations to select,
evaluate, and combine services, including key activities that take place in different phases of the service life cycle of the service oriented architecture. Service evaluation is one of the key activities in implementing a successful service project. Our goal is to assess the appropriateness of the services identified and the choice of service means using specific techniques to select a service from a set of client profiles. In this research, we are looking at how to use fuzzy logic to evaluate a set of suggested services and combine them. In order to adapt the results of the research with actual values, actual data was used.
In this paper we were able to work with the actual data by presenting a suitable combination method to achieve this goal and then, by testing this method with actual data, we were able to evaluate the efficiency of the proposed algorithm, and it was ound that this algorithm has the highest accuracy in choosing the optimal combination of services.
Keywords: Fuzzy logic, service evaluation, service mixing, service oriented architecture, service selection.
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