MSRG Publication:: Approximate Matching in Publish/Subscribe

Approximate Matching in Publish/Subscribe

Haifeng Liu and Hans-Arno Jacobsen.

In IEEE CIRA, pages 1-6, July 2003.

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Abstract

The publish/subscribe paradigm has found wide-spread applications, including selective information dissemination, location-based services, enterprises application integration, and network management. However, all existing publish/subscribe system models cannot capture any kind of uncertainty naturally inherent to many real world scenarios about formulated. To address this shortcoming, this paper proposes a new publish/subscribe system model to process uncertainties in both subscriptions and publications. The system model is evaluated in an implementation of a publish/subscribe system supporting uncertainties in publications and subscriptions through an approximate matching semantic.

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