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....context with respect to the current plan of a society. Active security is designed to be used in emergency situations where normal rules regarding security, privacy, and quality of service might not apply. The active security module can be implemented using the Reactive Behaviroal system (REBA) [10]. REBA is a system that reacts to users based on contextual 59 information from sensors within an intelligent environment. REBA comprises a set of behaviors or modes that can be specified to have a specific topological ordering; one behavior can override only certain behaviors. For example, a ....
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Ajay Kulkarni. A reactive behavioral system for the intelligent room. Technical report, MIT AI Lab, 2002.
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