Opportunistic activity and context recognition systems do not presume a static sensor infrastructure that is defined at the design time of a system. They also do not have a fixed ...
This paper explores the use of two complementary approaches, each stemming from Personal Construct Theory (PCT), to investigate the interdependence of organizations and informatio...
Laurence Brooks, Christopher J. Davis, Mark Lycett
Most approaches to detection and classification of human activity deal with observing individual persons. However, people often tend to organize into groups to achieve certain goa...
Marko Jug, Janez Pers, Branko Dezman, Stanislav Ko...
Usually software is maintained by people different from those who developed it. In this context the maintenance activities are dominated by the comprehension effort. The study of ...
The problem of representing and reasoning about two notions of time that are relevant in the context of knowledge bases is addressed. These are called historical time and belief t...