Towards User-Centric Cross-Site Personalisation

Koidl, Kevin; Conlan, Owen; Wade, Vincent

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-22233-7_33

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“…The next step is to apply this configuration to our ViewModel. To this end, the JSON-encoded result of the View Service is parsed, and each entry in the result is applied to the local viewModel variable (lines [12][13][14][15].…”

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Supporting Customized Views for Enforcing Access Control Constraints in Real-Time Collaborative Web Applications

Gaubatz

Hummer

Zdun

et al. 2013

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Real-time collaborative Web applications allow multiple users to concurrently work on a shared document. In addition to popular use cases, such as collaborative text editing, they can also be used for formbased business applications that often require forms to be filled out by different stakeholders. In this context, different users typically need to fill in different parts of a form. Role-based access control and entailment constraints provide means for defining such restrictions. Major challenges in the context of integrating collaborative Web applications with access control restrictions are how to support changes of the configuration of access constrained UI elements at runtime, realizing acceptable performance and update behaviour, and an easy integration with existing Web applications. In this paper, we address these challenges through a novel approach supporting constrained and customized UI views that support runtime changes and integrate well with existing Web applications. Using a prototypical implementation, we show that the approach provides acceptable update behaviour and requires only a small performance overhead for the access control tasks with linear scalability.

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Section: Client-side Updates Of the Viewmodelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Similar to customized views in our approach, Koidl et al [12] propose user-specific Web site rendering. However, their approach aims at user-centric personalization of Web experience, whereas the customized views in our approach result from RBAC policies and entailment constraints.…”

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Supporting Customized Views for Enforcing Access Control Constraints in Real-Time Collaborative Web Applications

Gaubatz

Hummer

Zdun

et al. 2013

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…(f) Personalizing web search according to user's geographic and temporal preferences can improve search results quality and satisfy user's different information needs (Yang et al, 2011). (g) Evaluating cross-site personalization across separately hosted open-source Web-based Content Management Systems (Koidl et al, 2011).…”

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Web Mining Based on User Profile and Preferences

Achsan¹

2011

DAAAM Proceedings

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Finding documents and information in the Internet becomes easier after the emergence of various search engines such as AltaVista, HotBot, Yahoo, and Google. But none of these search engines can give documents relevant to the user background knowledge and interests. Nevertheless, these search engines can be used in a meta search engine application that will predict user interests. This paper describes the idea of how to obtain user profiles or user interests implicitly from the query terms/keywords when searching in the Internet and also from documents/web pages opened by the user. Terms frequency and inverse documents frequency (tf-idf) are used to create the user profiles. Currently, this paper concentrates only on long term user profiles and neglects ad hoc interest. The software/application developed in this research aims to collect user profiles in two tables. First table records query terms and its frequencies, and second table records tf-idf extracted from documents opened by the user. The query output generated by this application is ranked based on three extended query. From the experiments, the application can provide information relevant to its user profile

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Towards User-Centric Cross-Site Personalisation

Cited by 2 publications

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Supporting Customized Views for Enforcing Access Control Constraints in Real-Time Collaborative Web Applications

Supporting Customized Views for Enforcing Access Control Constraints in Real-Time Collaborative Web Applications

Web Mining Based on User Profile and Preferences

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