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Adaptive Treemap Based Navigation Through Web Portals
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Book Chapter: Status, Perspectives, and Lessons Learned
Book Chapter: SWS Challenge Scenarios
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On the Empirical Evaluation of Semantic Web Service Approaches: Towards Common SWS Test Collections
On the Evaluation of Semantic Web Service Frameworks
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OPOSSum – An Online Portal to Collect and Share Semantic Service Descriptions
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Proceedings of the 20. Workshop on Foundations of Databases (Grundlagen von Datenbanken)
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On the Evaluation of Semantic Web Service Frameworks
Title: | On the Evaluation of Semantic Web Service Frameworks |
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Authors: | Ulrich Küster, Birgitta König-Ries, Charles Petrie, Matthias Klusch |
Source: | International Journal On Semantic Web and Information Systems 4(4) |
Date: | 2008-12-01 |
Type: | Journal Paper |
Abstract: |
In recent years a huge amount of research effort and funding has been devoted to the area of semantic web services (SWS). This has resulted in the proposal of numerous competing approaches to facilitate the automation of mediation, choreography and discovery for web services using semantic annotations. However, despite of a wealth of theoretical work, too little effort has been spent towards the comparative experimental evaluation of the competing approaches so far. Progress in scientific development and industrial adoption is thereby hindered. An established evaluation methodology and standard benchmarks that allow the coparative evaluation of different frameworks are thus needed for the further advancement of the field. To this end, a criteria model for SWS evaluation is presented and the existing approaches towards SWS evaluation are comprehensively analyzed. Their shortcomings are discussed in order to identify the fundamental issues of SWS evaluation. Based on this discussion, a research agenda towards agreed upon evaluation methodologies is proposed. |
File: | SWSEval-Draft.pdf |
BibTex: |
@ARTICLE{KKPK08, author = {Ulrich K\"uster and Birgitta K\"onig-Ries and Charles Petrie and Matthias Klusch}, title = {On the Evaluation of Semantic Web Service Frameworks}, journal = {International Journal On Semantic Web and Information Systems}, year = {2008}, volume = {4}, number = {4}, abstract = {In recent years a huge amount of research effort and funding has been devoted to the area of semantic web services (SWS). This has resulted in the proposal of numerous competing approaches to facilitate the automation of mediation, choreography and discovery for web services using semantic annotations. However, despite of a wealth of theoretical work, too little effort has been spent towards the comparative experimental evaluation of the competing approaches so far. Progress in scientific development and industrial adoption is thereby hindered. An established evaluation methodology and standard benchmarks that allow the coparative evaluation of different frameworks are thus needed for the further advancement of the field. To this end, a criteria model for SWS evaluation is presented and the existing approaches towards SWS evaluation are comprehensively analyzed. Their shortcomings are discussed in order to identify the fundamental issues of SWS evaluation. Based on this discussion, a research agenda towards agreed upon evaluation methodologies is proposed.}, keywords = {evaluation, survey, overview, semantic web services} } |