Incorporating Circumstantial Knowledge Influence over Natural Interaction

Rivero, Jessica; Cuadra, Dolores; Valle, David del; Calle, Francisco Javier

doi:10.1109/perser.2007.4283949

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“…The Situation Model, dealing with the circumstantial knowledge, is highlighted in the figure. The inclusion of the Situation Model in a human-like interaction system would provide some advantages (Rivero et al, 2007), such as: (i) allowing the system to adapt itself to the current context and consequently enhancing the naturality of the produced interaction, (ii) enabling the use of circumstantial information for filtering the knowledge of other models, thus reducing the ambiguity and increasing the efficiency and efficacy of the system, (iii) providing mechanisms for situation triggering so that an action is performed when some circumstantial conditions are met, and (iv) providing new context-related functionalities such as door-to-door navigation or predictions on an object situation in the future.…”

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An Approach to Circumstantial Knowledge Management for Human-Like Interaction

Baldominos

Calle

Cuadra

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Abstract:This paper proposes the design of a general-purpose domain-independent knowledge model formalizing and managing the circumstantial knowledge involved in the human interaction process, i.e., a Situation Model. Its design is aimed to be embodied into a human-like interaction system, thus enriching the quality of the interaction by providing context-aware features to the interaction system. The proposal differs from similar work in that it is supported by the spatio-temporal databases technology. Additionally, since the proposed model requires to be fed with real knowledge obtained from each specific interaction domain, this paper also proposes an edition tool for acquiring and managing that circumstantial knowledge. The tool also supports the simulation over the model to check the correctness and completeness of the acquired knowledge. Finally, some scenario examples are provided in order to illustrate how the Situation Model works, and to gain perspective on its future possibilities of application in different systems where context-aware services can make a difference.

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Section: Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%