A model-based reference architecture for complex assistive systems and its application
Judith Michael,
Volodymyr A. Shekhovtsov
Abstract:Complex assistive systems providing human behavior support independent of the age or abilities of users are broadly used in a variety of domains including automotive, production, aviation, or medicine. Current research lacks a common understanding of which architectural components are needed to create assistive systems that use models at runtime. Existing descriptions of architectural components are focused on particular domains, consider only some parts of an assistive system, or do not consider models at run… Show more
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