Abstract

Complex applications in many areas, including scientific computations and business-related web services, are created from collections of components to form computational workflows. In many cases end users have requirements and preferences that depend on how the workflow unfolds, and that cannot be specified beforehand. Workflow editors therefore need to be augmented with intelligent assistance in order to help users in several key aspects of the task, namely: 1) keeping track of detailed constraints across...

Date

2004

Authors

Jihie Kim, Yolanda Gil, Marc Spraragen

Journal

14th international conference on automatic planning and scheduling (icaps 04)