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Journal of Information Science and Engineering, Vol. 25 No. 5, pp. 1305-1319


Service Quality Evaluation by Personal Ontology


CHIUNG-HON LEON LEE+, ALAN LIU AND JENG-SHIN HUNG
+Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering 
Nanhua University 
Dalin, Chiayi, 622 Taiwan 
Department of Electrical Engineering and Center for Telecommunication Research 
National Chung Cheng University 
Chiayi, 621 Taiwan


    How to find and select a suitable service for services users are a challenging task. In this paper, we proposed a method of concept categorization with the use of personal ontology to evaluate and select more suitable service according to the preferences of users. We use the attributes of 'reputation' 'compliance,' 'verity,' and 'user ranking' for our evaluation of service quality. In addition, a new attribute called 'reformation' is also added to evaluate service quality. Based on the evaluation attributes, a fuzzy reasoning method is used for service selection. Our method is to aide the evaluation process with user preferences to reflect the fact that the user difference will affect the selection of different service providers. A system prototype has been built for determining the feasibility of our approach.


Keywords: web services, personal ontology, fuzzy reasoning, services selection, user preference

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