Personal lifelong user model clouds

Peter Dolog; Judy Kay; Bob Kummerfeld

Personal lifelong user model clouds

Peter Dolog, Judy Kay, Bob Kummerfeld

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Abstract

This paper explores an architecture for very long term user
modelling, based upon personal user model clouds. These ensure that the
individual's applications can access their model whenever it is needed.
At the same time, the user can control the use of their user model. So,
they can ensure it is accessed only when and where they wish, by applications
that they wish. We consider the challenges of representing user
models so that they can be reused by multiple applications. We indicate
potential synergies between distributed and centralised user modelling
architectures, proposing an architecture which combines both. Finally
we discuss implications of our approach for consistency and freshness of
the user model information.

Original language	English
Publication date	2009
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	Lifelong User Modelling Workshop at UMAP 2009 conferece - Trento, Italy Duration: 22 Jun 2009 → 26 Jun 2009

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Conference	Lifelong User Modelling Workshop at UMAP 2009 conferece
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Trento
Period	22/06/2009 → 26/06/2009

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Dolog, P., Nielsen, P. A., Munk-Madsen, A., Jahn, K. & Durao, F.
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01/03/2008 → 28/02/2011
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