AN IMPROVEMENT OF REQUIREMENT-BASED COMPLIANCE CHECKING ALGORITHM IN SERVICE WORKFLOWS
Published In: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Author(s): ANDREW MARTIN , WATTANA VIRIYASITAVAT
Abstract: This paper presents an improvement of requirement-oriented compliance checking algorithm to support trust-based decision making in service workflow environments. The proposed algorithm is based on our previous progressive works on (1) Service Workflow Specification language (SWSpec) serving as a formal and uniformed representation of requirements, and (2) the algorithm based on Constrained Truth Table (CTT), specifically developed for compliance checking for the Composite class of SWSpec. However, CTT algorithmpractically suffers from high complexitywhich is O(|S||V|2|V|), where |V| is the number of services presented in a workflow, and |S| is the size of a SWSpec formula to be checked. In this paper, we improve algorithm CTT by using Exclusive Disjunctive Normal Form (EDNF) as a new data structure that reduces the time complexity in the average case to O(|S||V|2). Finally, the performance comparison between these two approaches is conducted
- Publication Date: 23-Jun-2012
- DOI: 109
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CLASSIFICATION OF PAPER-BASED ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
Published In: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Author(s): CHUSAK THANAWATTANO , DUSIT THANAPATAY
Abstract: A method for the automatic classification of paper-based electrocardiogram (ECG) ispresented.An automated classification system of digital ECG has been developing for a few years. However, in reality, ECG signal usually recorded on the paper which cannot be directly analyzed by the computer. To extract the feature of signal, Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) and Hybrid Discriminant Analysis (HDA) have been used to perform in this issue. ECG shape form scanned image was detected by many image processing techniques. Example data was obtained from MIT-BIH database. This investigation uses Support Vector Machine (SVM) to create the classifier model. This experiment resulted in anaccuracy of 98.73%.
- Publication Date: 23-Jun-2012
- DOI: 102
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