Dynamic composition of services
Abdelmajid Daosabah, Hatim Guermah, Mahmoud Nassar · 2019
With the remarkable evolution of information technologies, communication technologies and the familiarization with embedded systems, the current systems are moving towards the use of IT (Information Technology) processes and data sources in a perspective of creating services with ambient and ubiquitous intelligence in addition of the capacity for change and adaptation according to user's requests. As a result, the needs of users are changing and progressing, making atomic services unable to meet their needs. In addition, the context must be completed by the intention of the user to be able to respond correctly to the specified need. Thus, this manuscript propose an overview of service composition approaches based on context and user's intent.