Applying AI Planning to Semantic Web Services for Workflow Generation

L Chen; X Yang

doi:10.1109/SKG.2005.44

Applying AI Planning to Semantic Web Services for Workflow Generation

L Chen, X Yang

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Semantic Web Services (SWS) intend to enhance interoperability and encapsulate domain knowledge via semantic descriptions. This paper claims that service composition in a service-oriented computing paradigm is an AI planning problem. We present the Event Calculus (EC) - a well-known action theory, and further discuss the mechanisms of using the formalism for representing and reasoning service capabilities. We describe an architecture for automatic workflow generation in which an EC-based planner builds workflows by reasoning against distributed pools of SWS.

Original language	English
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Pages	65-68
Number of pages	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/SKG.2005.44
Publication status	Published - Nov 2005
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