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Using dempster-shafer theory of evidence for situation inference
- in Proceedings of the 4th European conference on Smart Sensing and Context
, 2009
"... Abstract. In the domain of ubiquitous computing, the ability to identify the occurrence of situations is a core function of being ’contextaware’. Given the uncertain nature of sensor information and inference rules, reasoning techniques that cater for uncertainty hold promise for enabling the infere ..."
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Abstract. In the domain of ubiquitous computing, the ability to identify the occurrence of situations is a core function of being ’contextaware’. Given the uncertain nature of sensor information and inference rules, reasoning techniques that cater for uncertainty hold promise for enabling the inference process. In our work, we apply the Dempster Shafer theory of evidence to infer situation occurrence with minimal use of training data. We describe a set of evidential operations for sensor mass functions using context quality and evidence accumulation for continuous situation detection. We demonstrate how our approach enables situation inference with uncertain information using a case study based on a published smart home activity data set. 1
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, 2013
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An Approach to Situation Recognition Based on Learned Semantic Models
, 2014
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HEP: context-aware communication system
"... Users may sometimes be overloaded with work so that they become temporally unable to handle incoming communications. Context aware systems are a promising approach to facilitate daily-life activities, especially providing assistance for communication management. After having surveyed the different c ..."
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Users may sometimes be overloaded with work so that they become temporally unable to handle incoming communications. Context aware systems are a promising approach to facilitate daily-life activities, especially providing assistance for communication management. After having surveyed the different challenges to build context-aware systems (e.g. modeling, reasoning about context), we introduce here HEP, a system that recommends communication services to the caller based on the callee’s context. The recommendation is in form of advertising the workload of callee. HEP’s main context source is the usage history of the different communication services as well as the users’ calendars. It has been prototyped and tested at Orange Labs.
A Formal Model of Reliable Sensor Perception
"... Abstract. The safety of autonomously acting systems depends on a reliable assessment of the systems' context. We propose a framework to formalise and analyse both qualitative and quantitative measures of the context quality in terms of safety and precision. The measures are based on order-theo ..."
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Abstract. The safety of autonomously acting systems depends on a reliable assessment of the systems' context. We propose a framework to formalise and analyse both qualitative and quantitative measures of the context quality in terms of safety and precision. The measures are based on order-theoretic arguments by relating the ground truth (as given by the real environment) with the context information (as inferred by the sensors). We derive a hierarchy of qualitative notions that can serve as a high-level requirement description for the sensor and controller implementation of the system. The quantitative part of the framework then allows for an evaluation of a probabilistic variant of the sensor regarding its safety and precision. We in particular treat the analysis of sensor fusion based on evidence theory.
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"... Abstract—Using spatial models as a shared common basis of information about the environment for different kinds of context-aware systems has been a heavily researched topic in the last years. Thereby the research focused on how to create, to update, and to merge spatial models so as to enable highly ..."
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Abstract—Using spatial models as a shared common basis of information about the environment for different kinds of context-aware systems has been a heavily researched topic in the last years. Thereby the research focused on how to create, to update, and to merge spatial models so as to enable highly dynamic, consistent and coherent spatial models at large scale. In this paper however, we want to concentrate on how context-aware applications could use this information so as to adapt their behavior according to the situation they are in. The main idea is to provide the spatial model infrastructure with a situation recognition component based on generic situation templates. A situation template is – as part of a much larger situation template library – an abstract, machine-readable description of a certain basic situation type, which could be used by different applications to evaluate their situation. In this paper, different theoretical and practical issues – technical, ethical and philosophical ones – are discussed important for understanding and developing situation dependent systems based on situation templates. A basic system design is presented which allows for the reasoning with uncertain data using an improved version of a learning algorithm for the automatic adaption of situation templates. Finally, for supporting the development of adaptive applications, we present a new situation-aware adaptation concept based on workflows. Keywords—context-awareness, ethics, facilitation of system use through workflows, situation recognition and learning based on situation templates and situation ontology’s, theory of situation-aware systems. I.