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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"context recognition"”.

  1. Human-Machine Alignment for Context Recognition in the Wild

    … understand, at any moment in time, the personal context that the user is in. The context – where the user is, what she is doing and with whom – allows the machine to represent the world in user’s terms. The context must be inferred from a stream of sensor readings generated by smart wearables …

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  2. Compensating for On-Body Placement Effects in Activity Recognition

    … of using sensors integrated in those devices for context recognition. The vast majority of context recognition research assumes well defined, fixed sen- sor locations. Although this might be acceptable for some application domains (e.g. in an industrial setting), users, in general, will have a …

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  3. Event Based Media Indexing

    … the moment of media creation enriches data with context-awareness. This unveils enormous potential for eventcentred multimedia processing paradigm. The essence of this paradigm lies in using events as the primary means for multimedia integration, indexing and management. Events have the ability …

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  4. Agency and influence: moral communication for interactive robots

    … behaviors proliferate into a widening variety of contexts and roles, it is clear that we have a lot to learn about how humans expect (and prefer) these robots to act, how humans perceive different robot behaviors and judge or sanction robot misbehaviors, and how robots should fit into, shape, and …

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  5. Methods for monitoring the human circadian rhythm in free-living

    … patterns can be revealed from smartphone context information. We introduce novel methods to detect sleep opportunity, which incorporate expert knowledge to filter and fuse classifier outputs. Furthermore, we estimate light exposure from smartphone sensor and weather in- formation. We …

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  6. Coming out of hibernation : the Canadian public trust doctrine

    This thesis appears to be the first academic recognition of the public trust doctrine at Canadian common law. Surprisingly, despite the explosion of the doctrine in the United States, there has been little consideration of the doctrine by Canadian courts and only one Canadian article on the …

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