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Task-Based Services Composition for Ubiquitous Computing

In order to satisfy incremental business demands, it is often required to combine functionalities of several services together. The semantic web provides the infrastructure for composition of service functionalities, and it aims to create ontology-based and machine-process able the content. In addit...

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Main Authors:	Hyung-Jun Yim, Yun-Young Hwang, Kyu-Chul Lee
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Subjects:	Encyclopedias Mashups Ontologies Semantic Web semantic web services service composition task Ubiquitous computing
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