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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2015
Filed:
Dec. 11, 2013
Mahin Abbasipour, Montreal, CA;
Margarete Sackmann, Montreal, CA;
Maria Toeroe, Montreal, CA;
Ferhat Khendek, Montreal, CA;
Mahin Abbasipour, Montreal, CA;
Margarete Sackmann, Montreal, CA;
Maria Toeroe, Montreal, CA;
Ferhat Khendek, Montreal, CA;
TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M ERICSSON (PUBL), Stockholm, SE;
Abstract
Configuration requirements that specify the provision of services using a system-level description are automatically generated from user requirements. The user requirements are decomposed into one or more levels of decomposed functionalities using an ontology as input. The ontology stores known decompositions of functionalities and relations between the known decompositions. The lowest level of the decomposed functionalities is mapped into a set of components provided by vendors, and additional components on which the set of components depend are identified. Based on the set of components and the additional components, a required number of instances of service workload is calculated to generate the configuration requirements of the system that satisfy the user requirements.