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Définition et représentation du contexte pour des agents sensibles au contexte

Published: 31 May 2005 Publication History

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Developing context-aware applications needs facilities for recognizing and representing context, reasoning on it and adapting to it accordingly. In what concerns context representation, the newest and most challenging representation is the ontological one. The problem is that current ontologies for context are quite simplistic and do not provide a standard for representing complex context attributes. In this paper, we propose a context definition and representation used to construct a context-based agent architecture. The representation we propose combines the generality provided by ontologies with the complexity inspired by the object oriented models. The goal of the proposed representation is to support the deployment of context-aware agents able to learn how to recognize and adapt to the context of their decisions.

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    UbiMob '05: Proceedings of the 2nd French-speaking conference on Mobility and ubiquity computing
    May 2005
    214 pages
    ISBN:1595931724
    DOI:10.1145/1102613
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