This paper presents the methods of KECIR at NTCIR-10 Cross-Lingual Link Discovery Task. Two architectures of systems are designed, both of which consist of three common modules such as anchor detection, anchor translation and link discovery. In KECIR A2F C2E 03 FSCLIR and KECIR A2F C2E 04 FSCLIR, monolingual link discovery module is considered. In order to detect anchor, feature selection metho...

Currently all web services are published and found by making use of the WSDL and UDDI techniques. This forces the consumers to find and bind services at design time since WSDL relies on static descriptions. Also the current techniques don’t address runtime service selection based on a dynamic assessment of QoS attributes. Hence in this paper, a Semantic QoS Web Services Agent Framework (SQoSWSA...

The increasing amount of information and the growth of information technology paved the way for internet users to perform their desired task without spending more on the resources using cloud computing. The cloud provides various services at different level of architecture like service layer, platform layer and database layer. To access these services the users has to be registered and could ac...

The rapid development in the web applications has increased the research attention towards service computing through which the web services can be retrieved based on the user requirement. However, invoking service details is a challenging task due to voluminous availability of web services and the need to enable quality assisted web services. Literature has focussed on addressing these two chal...

The increasing number of service providers on the Web makes it challenging to select a provider for a specific service demand. Each service consumer has different expectations for a given service in different contexts, so the selection process should be consumer-oriented and context-dependent. Current approaches for service selection typically have consumers receive ratings of providers from ot...

In some Mobile IPv6 deployments, identifying the mobile node or the mobility service subscriber is not enough to distinguish between multiple services possibly provisioned to the said mobile node and its mobility service subscription. A capability to specify different services in addition to the mobile node identity can be leveraged to provide flexibility for mobility service providers on provi...