Sound Ontology and the Brentano-Husserl Analysis of the Consciousness of Time

Méndez-Martinez, Jorge Luis

doi:10.21638/2226-5260-2020-9-1-184-215

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“…In Ref. [13], the author explains what sound ontology is in the context of analytic philosophy and the approaches that it encompasses. The paper's intention is to relate both the depiction of sound and the auditory phenomena in the phenomenological tradition.…”

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Ontological model for the acoustic management in a smart environment

Santiago

Aguilar

2022

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Purpose The Reflective Middleware for Acoustic Management (ReM-AM), based on the Middleware for Cloud Learning Environments (AmICL), aims to improve the interaction between users and agents in a Smart Environment (SE) using acoustic services, in order to consider the unpredictable situations due to the sounds and vibrations. The middleware allows observing, analyzing, modifying and interacting in every state of a SE from the acoustics. This work details an extension of the ReM-AM using the ontology-driven architecture (ODA) paradigm for acoustic management.Design/methodology/approach This work details an extension of the ReM-AM using the ontology-driven architecture (ODA) paradigm for acoustic management. In this paper are defined the different domains of knowledge required for the management of the sounds in SEs, which are modeled using ontologies.Findings This work proposes an acoustics and sound ontology, a service-oriented architecture (SOA) ontology, and a data analytics and autonomic computing ontology, which work together. Finally, the paper presents three case studies in the context of smart workplace (SWP), ambient-assisted living (AAL) and Smart Cities (SC).Research limitations/implications Future works will be based on the development of algorithms for classification and analysis of sound events, to help with emotion recognition not only from speech but also from random and separate sound events. Also, other works will be about the definition of the implementation requirements, and the definition of the real context modeling requirements to develop a real prototype.Practical implications In the case studies is possible to observe the flexibility that the ReM-AM middleware based on the ODA paradigm has by being aware of different contexts and acquire information of each, using this information to adapt itself to the environment and improve it using the autonomic cycles. To achieve this, the middleware integrates the classes and relations in its ontologies naturally in the autonomic cycles.Originality/value The main contribution of this work is the description of the ontologies required for future works about acoustic management in SE, considering that what has been studied by other works is the utilization of ontologies for sound event recognition but not have been expanded like knowledge source in an SE middleware. Specifically, this paper presents the theoretical framework of this work composed of the AmICL middleware, ReM-AM middleware and the ODA paradigm.

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Ontological model for the acoustic management in a smart environment

Santiago

Aguilar

2022

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“…On the one hand, the contemporary philosophy of sound and auditory experience [e.g. Casati & Dokic, 1994;Casati, Di Bona, Dokic, 2013;Casati, Di Bona, Dokic, 2020;Di Bona, 2017;Leddington, 2019;Méndez-Martínez, 2020a;Méndez-Martínez, 2020b;Nudds, 2009;Nudds, 2018;O'Callaghan, 2007;O'Callaghan, 2010;O'Callaghan, 2011;O'Shaughnessy, 1957;Young, 2018;Young, 2021] has paid little or no attention to the relationship between auditory perception and knowledge (or belief). Likewise, on the other hand, traditional epistemologists dealing with perception (for instance, those working on the problem of perceptual justification) have not addressed audition in a conspicuous manner.…”

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Knowing Through Hearing, Towards an Epistemology of Auditory Perception

Méndez-Martinez¹

2022

Epistemology &Amp; Philosophy of Science

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This paper proposes some guidelines for the undeveloped discussion of auditory epistemology. Auditory epistemology is an approach concerned with the perceptual basis for knowledge and belief, specifically around audition. The article pursues two goals. Firstly, it claims that addressing auditory perception from the viewpoint of epistemology is more fruitful than the discussion on phenomenology which has thus far dominated the debates in the literature on sound. Secondly, it elaborates a concrete proposal pertaining to the cooperation of sense-modalities. In so doing, a model for “Perceptual Coherence” is suggested. The first section of the paper critically reviews the problem of perception as it is usually understood in traditional epistemology. An ensuing section outlines the model of perceptual coherence.

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Sound Ontology and the Brentano-Husserl Analysis of the Consciousness of Time

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Ontological model for the acoustic management in a smart environment

Ontological model for the acoustic management in a smart environment

Knowing Through Hearing, Towards an Epistemology of Auditory Perception

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