Intention based semantic approach for service sourcing

Guidara, Ikbel; Chaari, Tarak; Fakhfakh, Kaouthar

doi:10.1145/2245276.2245353

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“…Degas et al [14] proposed an opportunistic composition of human-computer interfaces in ambient spaces using a cooperative multi-agent system as the core of the composition. A second aspect concerns the selection of the best service for the different parts of the workflow depending on QoS [22] or robustness of choice [23]. In this paper, we do not use any predefined workflow as the actions are determined on the fly, and the selection process is only driven by the context mechanisms.…”

Section: A Service Compositionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Ontology Based Context-Aware Architecture for Smart Campus Applications

Verstaevel

Garzone

Monteil

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE Intl Conf on Parallel &Amp; Distributed Processing With Applications, Ubiquitous Computing &Amp; Communications, Big

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With an estimated number of more than 15 billion, objects, the management of architectures for the Internet of Things is a veritable challenge. The inherent mobility (in terms of devices and users) of the IoT means that the architecture has to be resilient to appearance and disappearance of devices. In this paper, we address the problem of autonomic management of IoT architecture by the means of ontologies. The problem we address is that given a dynamic system which is built upon a multitude of entities abstracted as services and characterized by their inputs and outputs, evolving targets that aim to provide services in terms of data or in terms of control, our goal is to enable autonomic management of these kinds of systems to cope with changes and evolutions so that the specified targets are fulfilled throughout the execution according to the specifics and dynamic needs of the system's users. We propose an innovative architecture that relies on ontologies to enable context-aware application to self-compose on demand. This architecture is being deployed to two smart campuses in two universities from Toulouse, France and Wollongong, Australia.

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Section: A Service Compositionmentioning

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An Ontology Based Context-Aware Architecture for Smart Campus Applications

Verstaevel

Garzone

Monteil

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE Intl Conf on Parallel &Amp; Distributed Processing With Applications, Ubiquitous Computing &Amp; Communications, Big

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“…Considering similar situations, some works try to deliver appropriate information to users [3], guide them dynamically through information systems [2] or offer the best services based on user's intention [1]. Aligned to this motivation, we propose a framework that considers the complexity of a particular domain and tries to suggest relevant topics of study to the user.…”

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Towards a framework for relevant guidance

Oliveira

Nozawa²,

Vicari

2014

Proceedings of the 29th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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Relevance is a key concept nowadays. We need to search for relevant information but we do not want to spend much of our time doing it. Most times it is hard to choose what is worth looking at. To help it, this paper proposes a framework that uses ontologies to suggest relevant topics. This framework is based on a cognitive theory called Relevance Theory [4]. In this particular case, we used a domain ontology to represent a proficiency test context and an application ontology to represent the relevance method. A proof of concept was conducted in order to demonstrate the validity of the framework. Some preliminary results point that the suggestion made from the system took to slightly more focused learning paths.

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