Addressing Temporal Aspects in User Modelling
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Abstract
Early studies about user modeling already noted that user models need to continuously adapt, as new information about the user becomes available, keeping the user model updated. Although temporal aspects are inherent characteristics of user modeling, so far, they were not specifically dealt with. Therefore, the proposed research will suggest an abstract, generic framework to deal with temporal aspects of user modeling while providing guidelines based on domains characteristics for handling temporal aspects in User Modelling.
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July 2017
456 pages
ISBN:9781450350679
DOI:10.1145/3099023
- Editors:
- Marko Tkalcic,
- Dhaval Thakker,
- Panagiotis Germanakos,
- Kalina Yacef,
- Cecile Paris,
- Olga Santos,
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- Maria Bielikova,
- Eelco Herder,
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- Michel Desmarais,
- Federica Cena
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