LocPSORank-Prediction of Ranking of Web Services Using Location-Based Clustering and PSO Algorithm
TL;DR: This proposed approach introduced cluster based PSO algorithm, which provides better scalability, simplicity, and efficiency, and uses the density-based clusters based on web service users' location and ranks the web services based onPSO algorithm.
Abstract: Online communities will provide the trustworthiness of their services and also, recommendation systems to improve the commercial value in this competitive business world. Prediction is the greatest method to get people interested whatever offered. Traditional QoS based prediction approach, predicts the QoS value of web service when the incompletion QoS records. This proposed approach introduced cluster based PSO algorithm, which provides better scalability, simplicity, and efficiency. It uses the density-based clusters based on web service users' location and ranks the web services based on PSO algorithm. Here, top-K users are selecting based on web service preferences and weights are giving for experienced neighbors. To achieve the high-quality outcome of the ranking sequence by the control of fitness function and verified by AP correlation coefficient method. The experimental results discussed how this proposed approach provided better prediction accuracy and compared with other existing approaches.
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TL;DR: This research predicts the preference of consumers and lists the recommended services in order of ranking for consumers to choose services in a short time span to offer the exact prediction of missing QoS (quality of service) value of web services at a specified time slice.
Abstract: Everyday activities are equipped with smart intellectual possessions in the modern Internet domain for which a wide range of web services are deployed in business, health-care systems, and environmental solutions. Entire services are accessed through web applications or hand-held computing devices. The recommender system is more prevalent in commercial applications. This research predicts the preference of consumers and lists the recommended services in order of ranking for consumers to choose services in a short time span. This proposed approach aims to offer the exact prediction of missing QoS (quality of service) value of web services at a specified time slice. The uncertainty of QoS value has been predicted using the cloud model theory. The focus is to give the global ranking using the aggregated ranking of the consumer's ranking list, which has been obtained through the Kemeny optimal aggregation algorithm. In this work, multidimensional QoS data of web services have experimented and given an accurate prediction and ranking in the web environment.
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TL;DR: This ranking approach engages the consumers to choose their services in a short span in the decision-making process in this competitive electronic business system using the efficient methods of Markov chain for this dynamic context.
Abstract: In the present web era, efficient and topmost outcomes of applications, such as recommender systems, search engines, voting and other ranking applications fascinate web users. Web services maintain communication among applications and applications to end users. In E*Trade, the support system evolves to suggest services based on the user's browser preferences. Services thus are ranked depending on the quality of service of the corresponding service from a user perspective. There are adequate services that are accessible, but users utilize only their desired services and give their ranking. In the process of final rank generation, merging the long partial ranked list by heterogeneous web service users is not adequate in current research articles. This approach applies the efficient methods of Markov chain for this dynamic context, and validating using real datasets and results showed the efficiency of this approach. This ranking approach engages the consumers to choose their services in a short span in the decision-making process in this competitive electronic business system.
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TL;DR: In this article, location-aware collaborative filtering is used to recommend the services, which is easy to build and also much more effective for recommendations by predicting missing QoS values for the users.
Abstract:
In many modern applications, information filtering is now used that exposes
users to a collection of data. In such systems, the users are provided with recommended items’ list they
might prefer or predict the rate that they might prefer for the items. So that, the users might be select
the items that are preferred in that list.
In web service recommendation based on Quality of Service (QoS), predicting QoS value
will greatly help people to select the appropriate web service and discover new services.
The effective method or technique for this would be Collaborative Filtering (CF). CF will
greatly help in service selection and web service recommendation. It is the more general way of information
filtering among the large data sets. In the narrower sense, it is the method of making predictions
about a user’s interest by collecting taste information from many users.
It is easy to build and also much more effective for recommendations by predicting missing
QoS values for the users. It also addresses the scalability problem since the recommendations are based
on like-minded users using PCC or in clusters using KNN rather than in large data sources.
In this paper, location-aware collaborative filtering is used to recommend the services.
The proposed system compares the prediction outcomes and execution time with existing algorithms.
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