Topic taxonomy adaptation for group profiling

Tang, Lei; Liu, Huan; Zhang, Jianping; Agarwal, Nitin; Salerno, John J.

doi:10.1145/1324172.1324173

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“…This also classifies the adaptation methods using questions relating to who, why, what, and how the adaptation is to take place [22,16,23].…”

Section: Adaptaion Txonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey of Adaptation and the Best Approach for Ubiquitous Systems

Alharbi¹

2017

IJCDS

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Adaptation is defined as the process of changing to suit different conditions in the environment. In other words, adaptation is a change in the structure, function or behaviour of the system in order to meet the current context. A ubiquitous system refers to the manner in which computer systems adapt to changes in the physical and virtual environments of computing platforms and communication networks, whilst enabling better interaction between humans and computers. The development and implementation of adaptive systems is rooted in the study of evolution and adaptation in the natural environment; accordingly, new methods have been continuously developed to enable computational adaptation. Adaptive computing is thus generally focused on the rapidly growing areas of, and the increasing demands for, ubiquitous computing and autonomic computing. This study first describes the notion of adaptation, before explaining adaptive systems and discussing adaptation in ubiquitous computing. The adaptation process in adaptive systems that occur in runtime stages is then presented. Moreover, the classification of adaptation is discussed in terms of questions relating to who, why and what, as well as how the adaptation occurs. Finally, different adaptation approaches are demonstrated and compared in order to select the most suitable approach for ubiquitous systems.

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“…This also classifies the adaptation methods using questions relating to who, why, what, and how the adaptation is to take place [22,16,23].…”

Section: Adaptaion Txonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey of Adaptation and the Best Approach for Ubiquitous Systems

Alharbi¹

2017

IJCDS

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“…Hierarquias de tópicos são utilizadas no auxílio à gestão de conhecimento em diversos contextos, como perfis de usuários [24], notícias [7,20,14,15], resultados de motores de busca de páginas web [7,14] e dados biológicos [28]. Em todas essas aplicações, os resultados reportados sobre o uso de hierarquias de tópicos indicam a eficácia dessa estrutura em sumarizar o conhecimento contido em bases textuais.…”

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Uma análise exploratória de tópicos de pesquisa emergentes em Informática na Educação

Borges

Nogueira

Barbosa

2015

RBIE

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“…Similarly, group profiling refers to the process of extracting descriptive attributes for a group of people [28].…”

Section: Group Profilingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Ontological Group Profiling for Virtual Communities of Practice Framework

Eri¹,

Abdullah²,

Jabar³

et al. 2014

LNSE

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Abstract-This paperpresents a study that seeks to investigate the current state of Virtual Communities of Practice (VCoP). It aims to provide a strategy to manage research communities' group profiling using ontology in the field of Knowledge Management (KM). Within the research communities of academics researchers, they consist of groups of individuals that have their own competencies and experiences. Managing these groups of people is not an easy task since most of the profiles are kept both static and individually. Many software development projects ignore the fact that people can be in the form of groups that share practices, such as CoP, with participation and interaction playing an active role in generating group profiles. The objective of the paper is to define and validate the ontoGPVCoP framework. Finally, the framework that the study proposes will be used as both a guidance and example of a potential similar development in any institution of higher learning in Malaysia.

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Topic taxonomy adaptation for group profiling

Cited by 41 publications

References 42 publications

A Survey of Adaptation and the Best Approach for Ubiquitous Systems

A Survey of Adaptation and the Best Approach for Ubiquitous Systems

Uma análise exploratória de tópicos de pesquisa emergentes em Informática na Educação

The Ontological Group Profiling for Virtual Communities of Practice Framework

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