Independent quality of service (QoS) registration center is difficult to monitor QoS with lots of requests in Intemet environment with a large number of services and lots of service requests. It is able to reduce the load and decrease the failure rate by using multiple QoS registration centers to monitor QoS of some services with lots of requests. In addition, the heterogeneous QoS data close to user's habitual expression and adapts to the environment with complexity and uncertainty. This paper introduces a novel Web service composition algorithm based on technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution (TOPSIS) (WSCA TOPSIS) to solve the above difficulties for the fu'st time. WSCA TOPSIS can support multiple decision-makers and heterogeneous QoS data. It includes three main steps: normalizing decision matrix, evaluating alternatives synthetically and evaluating group alternatives synthetically. Other contributions of the paper include a novel algorithm of aggregating QoS and a set of experiments that demonstrate the benefits and effectiveness of our approach. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can better support Web service composition with heterogeneous QoS data and multiple decision-makers.
This paper investigates joint design and optimization of both low density parity check (LDPC) codes and M-algorithm based detectors including iterative tree search (ITS) and soft-output M-algorithm (SOMA) in multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems via the tool of extrinsic information transfer (EXIT) charts. First, we present EXIT analysis for ITS and SOMA. We indicate that the extrinsic information transfer curves of ITS obtained by Monte Carlo simulations based on output log-likelihood rations are not true EXIT curves, and the explanation for such a phenomenon is given, while for SOMA, the true EXIT curves can be computed, enabling the code design. Then, we propose a new design rule and method for LDPC code degree profile optimization in MIMO systems. The algorithm can make the EXIT curves of the inner decoder and outer decoder match each other properly, and can easily attain the desired code with the target rate. Also, it can transform the optimization problem into a linear one, which is computationally simple. The significance of the proposed optimization approach is validated by the simulation results that the optimized codes perform much better than standard non-optimized ones when used together with SOMA detector.
YOU MingHou1,2, TAO XiaoFeng1,2, CUI QiMei1,2 & ZHANG Ping1,2 1 Wireless Technology Innovation Institute, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing 100876, China