User Configuration of Activity Awareness

This paper describes an approach to user configuration of activity awareness. This approach offers users increased flexibility by allowing the use of multiple methods of configuration to be used within a unified framework; these configuration methods can include context, policy rules and automatic techniques of configuring behaviour. In this paper we describe the benefits of this flexibility and discuss a model of configuration that can be used to support these features.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2009
• Where: IWANN
• Authors: Tony McBryan, Philip D. Gray
• Keywords: Activity Awareness, Configuration Methods, IWANN 2009, Users Increased Flexibility