Location‐Aware Keyword Query Suggestion Techniques With Artificial Intelligence Perspective

A Mobile Based Pharmacy Store Location-aware System

“…In order to satisfy L-aS goal-oriented purpose, the concept of valence has been relevant. This concept is a novel way of abstracting and fusing functional and nonfunctional requirements to enhance the service delivery and performance of L-aS [28,29]. In Philips et al [30], this practice was used to enhance the performance of an outpatient L-aS.…”

“…These functional considerations provided the support users needed to figure out distances on non-flat surfaces, as shown in the research work of Prasetya et al [19]. Recent debates in the literature are about the knowledge and understanding that valence of requirements is necessary to implement important system features in L-aS [28,29]. Therefore, to enhance the performance and service delivery of l-aS that met the user experience needs of users, non-functional requirements such as engagement, usability, privacy, positive appeal, user experiences IJESUNOR AKHIGBE, OSOSANYA AND AJAYI OLAJUBU A MOBILE BASED PHARMACY STORE LOCATION... and satisfaction, and trustworthiness assessment have been considered in the literature [24,28,29,30].…”

“…A balance of these aspects of performance is needed. As enshrined in the literature, in this paper, a combination (i.e., a mix or a valence) of requirements -functional and non-functional -were considered during system implementation [24,28,29,30]. Consistent with the valence concept, the first functional requirement to adopt was location specificity using distance as a determinant to make it functional to use users' mobile phone functionalities.…”