Title :
ACUAI framework for automatic composition of web services using gaming AI
Author :
Fayyad, Mohamed Y. ; Kamel, Amr ; Salah, Akram
Author_Institution :
Fac. of Comput. & Inf., Cairo Univ., Cairo, Egypt
fDate :
April 29 2015-May 1 2015
Abstract :
In a domain SOA environment, multiple services exist to help in executing the users requests but manually handling each request is time wasting and very tiring thus the idea of automatic composition of web services emerged. This paper describes the ACUAI framework which is an AI automatic composer for web services with learning capabilities, since games have the most developed dynamic system adaptation to user action this framework uses two AI techniques which are used in games development they are decision trees and the finite state machines, the user request will be handled in the same way games react to user input then a decision is taken based on current state of the orchestration and then the algorithm changes the state of the orchestration according to the last decision taken to be able to guide the orchestration towards the goal and get a successful composition then each successful composition and its template request are saved to be used later on in enhancing the execution time.
Keywords :
Web services; computer games; decision trees; finite state machines; learning (artificial intelligence); service-oriented architecture; ACUAI framework; AI automatic composer; SOA environment; Web services; automatic composition; decision trees; finite state machines; games development; gaming AI; learning capabilities; orchestration state; Artificial intelligence; Games; Planning; Service-oriented architecture; Simple object access protocol; AI; automatic composition; orchestration; service oriented architecture; state-machines; trees; web services;
Conference_Titel :
Digital Information and Communication Technology and its Applications (DICTAP), 2015 Fifth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Beirut
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-4130-8
DOI :
10.1109/DICTAP.2015.7113161