The connector

Danninger, Maria; Flaherty, Gillian; Bernardin, Keni; Ekenel, Hazım Kemal; Köhler, Thilo; Malkin, Robert; Stiefelhagen, Rainer; Waibel, Alex

doi:10.1145/1088463.1088478

Cited by 18 publications

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“…Although the presented system has, to the authors' best knowledge, no direct analogs, some of the recently reported design solutions would be used to enhance the proposed service concept and facilitate the social space reconstruction. Specifically, to improve the currently deployed profile-based model of the community's social network, a human activity tracking mechanism, as it was proposed in other work (Wojek et al, 2006;Danninger et al, 2005), would be used to assess communication practices of the community in a closed (laboratory-like) environment. Besides, the development of the community's knowledge model, e.g.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimating which Object Type a Sensor Node is Attached to in Ubiquitous Sensor Environment

Maekawa

Yanagisawa

Okadome

2010

International Journal of Software Science and Computational Intelligence

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By simply attaching sensor nodes to physical objects with no information about the objects, the method proposed in this article infers the type of the physical indoor objects and the states they are in. Assuming that an object has its own states that have transitions represented by a state transition diagram, we prepare the state transition diagrams for such indoor objects as a door, a drawer, a chair, and a locker. The method determines the presumed state transition diagram from prepared diagrams that matches sensor data collected from people’s daily living for a certain period. A 2 week experiment shows that the method achieves high accuracy of inferring objects to which sensor nodes are attached. The method allows us to introduce ubiquitous sensor environments by simply attaching sensor nodes to physical objects around us.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimating which Object Type a Sensor Node is Attached to in Ubiquitous Sensor Environment

Maekawa

Yanagisawa

Okadome

2010

International Journal of Software Science and Computational Intelligence

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“…In our use-case example, we consider a connector scenario proposed and exploited in (Danninger et al, 2005). The connector service is responsible for detecting acceptable interruptions (phone call, SMS, targeted audio …) of a particular person in the smart room.…”

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Framework for Visual Analysis of User Behaviour in Ambient Intelligence Environment

Maly¹,

Cuřín²,

Slavik³

et al. 2010

Ambient Intelligence

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“…In order to describe the complex behavior of the Connector Service, we consider a sample scenario described in detail in [9]. In this scenario a meeting is scheduled in a CHIL smart room, where most of the meeting participants are already present.…”

Section: The Connector Servicementioning

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Agent-based architectural framework enhancing configurability, autonomy and scalability of context-aware pervasive services

Dimakis

Soldatos

Polymenakos

et al. 2009

Auton Agent Multi-Agent Syst

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Multi-agent software architectures have gained in popularity due to their beneficial behavior in designing and implementing sophisticated applications. However, current approaches in implementing such architectures have led to application-specific, non-scalable implementations which limit the reusablity and improvement of the whole architecture. Moreover, these attempts lack features to enhance the user experience, thus slowing the adoption of the resulting services. In this paper we describe a fully-fledged multi-agent architecture covering a large variety of preferred features including capabilities of 'plugging' ubiquitous services, servicing mobile users, interconnecting remote similar architectures and interfacing with advanced software components such as knowledge bases. This framework exploits a wide-range of context-aware components making it essentially context-aware, allowing for the development of ubiquitous context-aware human-centric services, which are the focus of our research. To illustrate the flexibility of this architectural framework, we present four services which were built using this architectural paradigm by different development teams and elaborate on their overall behavior

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The connector

Cited by 18 publications

References 7 publications

Estimating which Object Type a Sensor Node is Attached to in Ubiquitous Sensor Environment

Estimating which Object Type a Sensor Node is Attached to in Ubiquitous Sensor Environment

Framework for Visual Analysis of User Behaviour in Ambient Intelligence Environment

Agent-based architectural framework enhancing configurability, autonomy and scalability of context-aware pervasive services

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