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Deng, Ting and
Huai, Jinpeng and
Li, Xianxian and
Du, Zongxia and
Guo, Huipeng Automated Synthesis of Composite Services with Correctness Guarantee. In this paper, we propose a novel approach for composing existing web services to satisfy the correctness constraints to the design, including freeness of deadlock and unspeciļ¬ed reception, and temporal constraints in Computation Tree Logic formula. An automated synthesis algorithm based on learning algorithm is introduced, which guarantees that the composite service is the most general way of coordinating services so that the correctness is ensured. We have implemented a prototype system evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of our synthesis approach through an experimental study. In this paper we propose a novel approach to synthesize the composite service from a given set of services, where the designer only needs to set the correctness constraints on the desired behaviors of the targeted service and the synthesis will be automatically performed with the correctness guaranteed. We implemented a prototype system and the preliminary experimental results on a practical travel agent example show that our synthesis approach is effective and efficient.
Li, Lusong and
Mei, Tao and
Liu, Chris and
Hua, Xian-Sheng GameSense. This paper presents a novel game-like advertising system called GameSense, which is driven by the compelling contents of online images. Given a Web page which typically contains images, GameSense is able to select suitable images to create online in-image games for advertising. The contextually relevant ads (i.e., product logos) are embedded at appropriate positions within the online games. The ads are selected based on not only textual relevance but also visual content similarity. The game is able to provide viewers rich experience and thus promote the embedded ads to provide more effective advertising.
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