Coordinating Collaborative Interactions in Web-based Mobile Applications

Kambona, Kennedy; Hoste, Lode; Boix, Elisa Gonzalez; Meuter, Wolfgang De

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“…From the contributions included and analyzed in this SLR, we can affirm that the integration of MDE and CEP brings several advantages. (Kambona et al 2015); and (vii) Latency problems may occur (Kohler et al 2018). -RQ5: Which are the future research challenges in the CEP field?…”

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“…-Approaches for automatic code generation, 13 contributions for: (i) facilitating the design of event patterns (situations of interest to be detected) (Kambona et al 2015); and (iv) modeling enterprise integration architectures that combine concepts of event-driven architecture, model-based development and architectural views (Tragatschnig & Zdun 2013). -Systems, 5 contributions for: (i) processing text stream and filtering information through a reference domain model (Bauer & Wolff 2014); (ii) detecting composite events by using the publish/subscribe messaging pattern that is integrated in a monitoring infrastructure called Glimpse (Bertolino et al 2011); (iii) describing error conditions during the automatic assembly of robot components by using learning patterns and training from a labeled data set so that employers are able to correctly classify optimization problems (Humm & Hutter 2020); (iv) empowering smart trading strategies based on events by the so-called Genibux system (Roledene et al 2016); and (v) automatically adapting to changes in environmental conditions while guaranteeing a certain level of quality through the AdaptiveCEP system (Weisenburger et al 2017).…”

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Model-Driven Engineering for Complex Event Processing: A Survey.

Rosa-Bilbao¹,

Boubeta-Puig²

2022

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Complex Event Processing (CEP) is a powerful technology for analyzing and correlating large amounts of data coming from different application domains to automatically detect situations of interest (event patterns) in real time. However, extensive knowledge on CEP is required to be able to implement CEP applications. To alleviate this situation, in recent years, several works have proposed the use of Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) to facilitate the development of such CEP applications for domain experts. In this paper, we propose a systematic literature review of existing approaches, frameworks, systems and languages that integrate MDE with CEP, along with the application domains and maturity levels with which these proposals have been successfully adopted. Based on our findings, future research challenges in the CEP field are also discussed.

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Model-Driven Engineering for Complex Event Processing: A Survey.

Rosa-Bilbao¹,

Boubeta-Puig²

2022

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“…Collaborative interaction, such as proposed in Kambona et al [83] can also be explored to aid the knowledge acquisition or to stimulate the practice of AAC.…”

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Mobile Interaction for Augmentative and Alternative Communication: a Systematic Mapping

Ascari

Pereira

Silva

2018

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Verbal communication is essential for socialization, meaning construction and knowledge sharing in a society. When verbal communication does not occur naturally because of constraints in people’s and environments capabilities, it is necessary to design alternative means. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) aims to complement or replace speech to compensate difficulties of verbal expression. AAC systems can provide technological support for people with speech disorders, assisting in the inclusion, learning and sharing of experiences. This paper presents a systematic mapping of the literature to identify research initiatives regarding the use of mobile devices and AAC solutions. The search identified 1366 potentially eligible scientific articles published between 2006 and 2016, indexed by ACM, IEEE, Science Direct, and Springer databases and by the SBC Journal on Interactive Systems. From the retrieved papers, 99 were selected and categorized into themes of research interest: games, autism, usability, assistive technology, AAC, computer interfaces, interaction in mobile devices, education, among others. Most of papers (57 out of 99) presented some form of interaction via mobile devices, and 46 papers were related to assistive technology, from which 14 were related to AAC. The results offer an overview on the applied research on mobile devices for AAC, pointing out to opportunities and challenges in this research domain, with emphasis on the need to promoting the use and effective adoption of assistive technology.

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Coordinating Collaborative Interactions in Web-based Mobile Applications

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Model-Driven Engineering for Complex Event Processing: A Survey.

Model-Driven Engineering for Complex Event Processing: A Survey.

Mobile Interaction for Augmentative and Alternative Communication: a Systematic Mapping

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