Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Service discovery and matchmaking in a distributed environment has been an active research issue for some time now. Previous work on matchmaking has typically presented the problem and service descriptions as free or structured (marked-up) text, so that keyword searches, tree-matching or simple constraint solving are sufficient to identify matches. ,  discuss the problem of matchmaking for mathematical services, where the semantics play a critical role in determining the applicability or otherwise of a service and for which  use OpenMath descriptions of pre- and post-conditions.  describe a matchmaking architecture supporting the use of match plug-ins and describe five kinds of plug-in that  have developed to date: (i) A basic structural match, (ii) a syntax and ontology match, (iii) a value substitution match, (iv) an algebraic equivalence match and (v) a decomposition match. The matchmaker uses the individual match scores from the plug-ins to compute a ranking by applicability of the services.  consider the effect of pre- and post-conditions of mathematical service descriptions on matching, and how and why to reduce queries into Disjunctive Normal Form (DNF) before matching. A case study demonstrates in detail how the matching process works for all four algorithms.
['Simone A. Ludwig', 'Omer Farooq Rana', 'Julian Padget', 'William Naylor']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Matchmaking Framework for Mathematical Web Services
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