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Resource Matching And A Matchmaking Service For An Intelligent Grid

Authors: Xin Bai 0001; Han Yu 0003; Yongchang Ji; Dan C. Marinescu;

Resource Matching And A Matchmaking Service For An Intelligent Grid

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We discuss the application of matching in the area of resource discovery and resource allocation in grid computing. We present a formal definition of matchmaking, overview algorithms to evaluate different matchmaking expressions, and develop a matchmaking service for an intelligent grid environment.

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Ontology, Grid, Matchmaking

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