Abstract

Web service is an emerging technology in this decade for its openness and loosely coupled interaction among systems. Due to the proliferation of web services, more number of web services is available for similar functionality. QoS deals about the non-functional information of a Web services. Furthermore, QoS plays a vital role for differentiating web services which has similar functionality. Predicting the QoS value of a web service is an important process for web service discovery and selection. Due to the different network environment includes bandwidth, capacity and delay, the QoS value of a web service is differs from user to user. Therefore, QoS prediction is imperative for a recommendation system to provide best services based on QoS values. To achieve this, an enhanced collaborative filtering approach is introduced. In this approach, the PCC (Pearson Correlation Coefficient) is calculated for identifying the similar user and items. To increase the prediction accuracy, the user’s personalized degree of similarity is calculated and the Top-k users and items are identified. The confidence value computation helps to predict the missing values in the user-item matrix. By systematic integration of user-based and item-based methods, the final QoS values of a web services is predicted. The system has been tested with the invocation of real world web services, and the efficiency of the proposed approach is compared with the existing approaches. The MAE (Mean Absolute Error) and RMSE (Root Mean Square Error) between the proposed and existing approaches shows the accurate prediction of the proposed approach.

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