Studying the multimodality/personalization couple in interactive and evolving environments: dynamic contextual adaptation of users tasks
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Abstract
Within the framework of my thesis within the Trigone Laboratory and in collaboration with the Cité Numérique, a subsidiary of the International group 3 Suisses, we have studied multichannel interactions in E-Commerce. This paper will thus describe the progression of our work as well as the work plan that we follow. It will also give a progress report on the results expected at the end of the first year of this thesis.
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November 2003
313 pages
ISBN:1581138032
DOI:10.1145/1063669
- Conference Chair:
- Khaldoun Zreik,
- Editor:
- Thomas Baudel,
- Program Chairs:
- Christophe Kolski,
- Eric Brangier
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