Description Logics and Specialization for Structured BPMN

Borgida, Alexander; Kalokyri, Varvara; Marian, Amélie

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-37453-2_3

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“…In addition to acquiring new scripts, we are also working on developing families of related scripts by incrementally modifying more general scripts through inheritance: e.g., from GoingOut4Entertainment to GoingOutRestaurant, GoingOutSportsEvent, GoingOutTheater, etc. (e.g., (Borgida, Kalokyri, and Marian 2019)). A contribution of this paper is a software architecture which supports systematic and declarative construction/extension.…”

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Supporting Human Memory by Reconstructing Personal Episodic Narratives from Digital Traces

Kalokyri

Borgida

Marian

2022

ICWSM

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Numerous applications capture in digital form aspects of people’s lives. The resulting data, which we call Personal Digital Traces - PDTs, can be used to help reconstruct people’s episodic memories and connect to their past personal events. This may have several applications, from helping the recall of patients with neurodegenerative diseases to gathering clues from multiple sources to identify recent contacts and places visited – a critical new application for the recent health crisis. This paper takes steps towards integrating, connecting and summarizing the heterogeneous collection of data into episodic narratives using scripts – prototypical plans for everyday activities. Specifically, we propose a matching algorithm that groups PDTs from many different sources into script instances (episodes), and we provide a technique for ranking the likelihood of candidate episodes. We report on the results of a study based on the personal data of real users, which gives evidence that our episode reconstruction 1) integrates well PDTs from different sources into coherent episodes, and 2) augments users’ memory of their past actions.

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Section: Generalizabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%