From adaptive hypermedia to the adaptive web

Brusilovsky, Peter; Maybury, Mark T.

doi:10.1145/506218.506239

“…The "Mobile" generation is now extending the basis of adaptation by adding models of context such as location, time, computing platform and bandwidth to the classic user model and exploring the use of known adaptation technologies to adapt to both an individual user and a context of their work (Brusilovsky, 2003). Adding to the challenges of classic business services the new advanced e-and mBusiness techniques will need to address considerations having to do with the heterogeneous nature of the multiple platforms as well as the position in space (and time) of the user in order to produce an effective adaptive and personalized result.…”

Section: General Mobility and Adaptive Personalization Cross-road Conmentioning

confidence: 99%

Web Personalized Intelligent User Interfaces and Processes An Enabler of Multi-Channel eBusiness Services Sustainability

Germanakos¹,

Mourlas²,

Isaia³

2005

Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Web Personalisation, Recommender Systems and Intelligent User Interfaces

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Abstract:The explosive growth in the size and use of the World Wide Web as a communication medium has been enthusiastically adopted by the mass market to provide an electronic connection between progressive businesses and millions of customers bringing to light the eBusiness sector. However, the nature of most Web structures is static and complicated, and users often lose sight of the goal of their inquiry, look for stimulating rather than informative material, or even use the navigational features unwisely. Hence, practitioners need to alleviate such navigational difficulties and satisfy the heterogeneous needs of the users to allow web applications of this nature to survive. Main emphasis is given at saving costs, improving efficiency and growth, competitiveness, expanding markets and creating more business opportunities, for local and regional governments which aim at providing better and affordable public services to citizens and building "smart communities" by attracting business investment while guaranteeing both quality of life and economic health in the European e-Economy. The rapid growth of the Communication Developments and Technologies has had a profound economic and social impact and has introduced a wide variety of new channels over which different forms of contact and service delivery can take place. A predominant trend in the field of eBusiness research concerns the creation of new infrastructures, methodologies and techniques to support high-level business-to-business and business-toconsumer activities on the Web. This paper presents the research implications and challenges of the Web Personalization concept as an enabler of eBusiness Services sustainability with the development of Personalized Intelligent User Interfaces and processes.

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“…To overcome these problems personalized intelligent techniques have to be implemented to enable the development of an open Adaptive Personalized Mobile Web (Brusilovsky, & Nejdl, 2004), with fundamental characteristics the directness, high connectivity speed, reliability, availability, context-awareness, broadband connection, interoperability, transparency and scalability, expandability, effectiveness, efficiency, personalization, security and privacy (Lankhorst et al, 2002;O'Connor et al, 2004;Volokh, 2000;Korkea-aho, 2000).…”

Section: General Mobility and Adaptive Personalization Cross-road Conmentioning

confidence: 99%

WEB PERSONALIZED INTELLIGENT USER INTERFACES AND PROCESSES - An Enabler of Multi-Channel eBusiness Services Sustainability

2005

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on E-Business and Telecommunication Networks

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Abstract:The explosive growth in the size and use of the World Wide Web as a communication medium has been enthusiastically adopted by the mass market to provide an electronic connection between progressive businesses and millions of customers bringing to light the eBusiness sector. However, the nature of most Web structures is static and complicated, and users often lose sight of the goal of their inquiry, look for stimulating rather than informative material, or even use the navigational features unwisely. Hence, practitioners need to alleviate such navigational difficulties and satisfy the heterogeneous needs of the users to allow web applications of this nature to survive. Main emphasis is given at saving costs, improving efficiency and growth, competitiveness, expanding markets and creating more business opportunities, for local and regional governments which aim at providing better and affordable public services to citizens and building "smart communities" by attracting business investment while guaranteeing both quality of life and economic health in the European e-Economy. The rapid growth of the Communication Developments and Technologies has had a profound economic and social impact and has introduced a wide variety of new channels over which different forms of contact and service delivery can take place. A predominant trend in the field of eBusiness research concerns the creation of new infrastructures, methodologies and techniques to support high-level business-to-business and business-toconsumer activities on the Web. This paper presents the research implications and challenges of the Web Personalization concept as an enabler of eBusiness Services sustainability with the development of Personalized Intelligent User Interfaces and processes.

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“…The concepts of Adaptive Web [7] and Semantic Web can be considered as two perspectives of the same vision of a prospective Web. While the former one focus on tailoring a hypermedia space to the heterogeneity of user goals, knowledge and interests, the latter one takes a broader view, concentrating on the availability of shared knowledge representations and a common technological support for the development of advanced applications -including adaptive ones-.…”

Section: Vagueness In Adaptive Semantic Web Interface Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Personalization can be added in several ways. The simplest approach is the direct assertion of compatibility degrees of links to users, but in common cases, degrees will be computed from established mappings like (7), in which a function of the assertion denoting the (imprecise)density of the resource is combined with a function of the assertion regarding knowledge level of the user with the source s to give a degree of compatibility of the link with the user (and where…”

Section: Adaptive Linkingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Vague Categories in Semantic and Adaptive Web Interfaces

Sicilia

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2003

On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems 2003: OTM 2003 Workshops

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Abstract. Current Semantic Web technologies provide a logic-based framework for the development of advanced, adaptive applications based on ontologies. But the experience in using them has shown that, in some cases, it would be convenient to extend its logic support to handle vagueness and imprecision in some way. In this paper, the role of vagueness in the description of Web user interface characteristics is addressed, from the viewpoint of the design of adaptive behaviors that are connected to such descriptions. Concretely, vague descriptions combined with quantified fuzzy rules and flexible connectors are described, and their usefulness is illustrated through preference modeling, filtering and adaptive linking scenarios.

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From adaptive hypermedia to the adaptive web

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Web Personalized Intelligent User Interfaces and Processes An Enabler of Multi-Channel eBusiness Services Sustainability

Web Personalized Intelligent User Interfaces and Processes An Enabler of Multi-Channel eBusiness Services Sustainability

WEB PERSONALIZED INTELLIGENT USER INTERFACES AND PROCESSES - An Enabler of Multi-Channel eBusiness Services Sustainability

The Role of Vague Categories in Semantic and Adaptive Web Interfaces

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