Work-flow based multi-domain certificate in e-Commerce
Workflow technology is directly objected to the application of industry and business. In a networked e-Commerce system, network programming brings many threats to whole network, such as spoof of identity, unauthorized access and damage to network. We propose a multidomain certificate mechanism based on work-flow requirements. By using multidomain certificate mechanism, we can provide higher security for authentication and authorization in a networked e-Commerce system

title: Applying PageRank Algorithm in Requirement Concern Impact Analysis
abstract: As an important part of requirement management, managing requirement change plays a key role in controlling project schedule and costs at early stage. Effective requirement impact analysis would give proper assessment on the effect of certain requirement changes on the whole system, and provide useful information for making trade-off decisions on future system design and implementation. In this paper a quantitative approach to concern impact analysis at requirement level has been proposed with the application of PageRank algorithm, which is a successful link based web page sorting algorithm. At first, separation of concerns is applied during deriving formal requirement specification from textual requirement statements. Next, concerns are specified and concern relationship graph is established. Finally, PageRank algorithm is utilized on concern relationship graph for assessing the impact of concern changes. Our approach has been applied to hallway section in Light Control System and validation of analysis result has been stated.

title: Concern Based Approach to Generating SCR Requirement Specification: A Case Study
abstract: SCR is a mature and widely used document driven requirement method, which emphasizes creating strict and complete formal requirement documents during software requirement analysis to serve the whole life circle. However, due to the big gap between textual requirement description and formal requirement document, how to obtain formal SCR requirements specification from informal textual description becomes an obstacle of applying SCR to real projects. In this paper, a concern based approach to generating SCR requirement specification from textual requirement document is proposed. The requirement analysis process includes concerns elicitation, specification of concerns and their relationship, identification of concepts, definition and classification of variables, derivation of SCR requirement specification, and validation of requirement specification. The method introduced in this paper has been applied to a classical case – Light Control System by documenting the requirements of hallway section. It is indicated that our approach bridges the gap between textual requirement description and formal SCR requirement document.

title: Implementation Technique of Unrestricted LL Action Grammar
abstract: Action Grammar is a grammar with action symbols appearing in the right part of production rules, which can be used to implement semantic analyzer automatically. An action symbol represents the name of a semantic routine. Implementation of action grammar relies on specific parsing methods, such as LL(K), recursive-descent or LR, and so on. However, these parsing methods have their own restrictions on grammars, therefore, in order to accomplish these parsing methods certain equivalent transformations have been done to make the grammars meet the restrictions. This paper has proposed an implementation technique of LL action grammar, which requires no transformation to the original grammar. Our approach includes following steps: parsing the input string with back-tracking and producing the parsing paths for each non-terminal symbol, then constructing LL parsing table with the parsing paths obtained, finally conducting semantic analysis with LL parsing table. The main contribution of this paper is that non-backtracking semantic analyzer has been achieved without making any transformations to the grammar.

title: The Application of Cultural Algorithm in Load Balancing of Hybrid P2P Network
abstract: This paper analyses the defect of the designing model of load balancing in hybrid P2P network, and proposes a new strategy of scheduling for load balancing, which based on culture algorithm of multilayer belief spaces. According to the current load status of each super-node in the system, it can calculate its load weight of the next time section by using the cultural algorithm, and assign the current requests of login with weighted round-robin. The extracted knowledge which is got by selecting the best belief space from the multilayer belief space is used to optimize the constrains of the evolutionary, in order to accelerate the optimization process of the calculation of load weight. Simulation experiments show that the allocation of login request to each node is to be balance much faster through using of cultural algorithm based on multilayer belief spaces.

title: A Hybrid Restoration Scheme Based on Threshold Reaction Time in Optical Burst-Switched Networks
abstract: Optical Burst-Switched (OBS) networks usually employ one-way reservation by sending a burst control packet (BCP) with a specific offset time, before transmitting each data burst frame (BDF). Therefore, a fiber link failure may lead to loss of several BDFs as the ingress nodes sending these BDFs remain unaware of the failed link till they receive the failure indication signal (FIS). In this paper, we propose a hybrid restoration scheme, wherein we employ a novel combination of sub-path as well as path restoration schemes. In particular, the upstream node preceding the failed link employs sub-path restoration as soon as it detects the failure. Thereafter, when the source ingress node receives the FIS message, it (source ingress node) takes over the responsibility and employs path restoration. However, sub-path restoration is exercised by the upstream node only if the remaining time intervals left for the yet-to-arrive BDFs (for which BCPs have already left the upstream node) are less than a minimum time interval (called as threshold reaction time). Performance of the proposed scheme is evaluated through extensive computer simulation using OPNET. Our results indicate that the proposed restoration scheme significantly reduces burst losses due to link failure and, thus, outperforms the existing restoration schemes.

title: The Predictive Control of Sintering Temperature in Rotary Kiln Based on Image Feedback and Soft Computing
abstract: The sintering temperature in rotary kiln is measured through image processing algorithm as feedback of its predictive control. The predictive model based on radial basis function (RBF) network is designed by the image and other process data optimized by genetic algorithm. The final results of application at an alumina sintering kiln show that this intelligent predictive control strategy can achieve higher stability in normal condition.

title: Extraction of Text Objects in Video Documents: Recent Progress
abstract: Text extraction in video documents, as an important research field of content-based information indexing and retrieval, has been developing rapidly since 1990s. This has led to much progress in text extraction, performance evaluation, and related applications. By reviewing the approaches proposed during the past five years, this paper introduces the progress made in this area and discusses promising directions for future research.

title: Towards Re-engineering Legacy Systems for Assured Dynamic Adaptation
abstract: Increasingly, software must adapt its behavior in response to changes in the supporting computing, communication infrastructure, and in the surrounding physical environment. Since most existing software was not designed to adapt, research on technique to make legacy software dynamically adaptive has gained increasing interest. Assurance is crucial for adaptive software to fulfill its intended purpose. Correctness is even more critical if it is to be applied in high assurance systems. This paper proposes a model-driven approach to introduce dynamic adaptation to non-adaptive legacy systems while maintaining assurance properties. An aspect-oriented technique is applied to achieve separation of concerns in the implementation.