Towards an Integrated Approach for Task Modeling and Human Behavior Recognition

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Abstract. Mobile and ubiquitous systems require task models for addressing the challenges of adaptivity and situation-aware assistance. Today, both challenges are seen as separate issues in system development, addressed by diﬀerent modeling concepts. We propose an approach for a uniﬁed modeling concept that uses annotated hierarchical task trees for synthesizing models for both areas from a common basic description.

Martin Giersich, Peter Forbrig, Georg Fuchs, Thoma

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Added	29 Oct 2010
Updated	29 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2007
Where	HCI
Authors	Martin Giersich, Peter Forbrig, Georg Fuchs, Thomas Kirste, Daniel Reichart, Heidrun Schumann

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