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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2012
The coming era will offer a hardware-agnostic ecology in which information flows to and from any nearby device in the most appropriate fashion. However, the current proliferation of devices has resulted in a world that's increasingly fragmented and rife with connection- and configuration-oriented difficulties.
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The coming era will offer a hardware-agnostic ecology in which information flows to and from any nearby device in the most appropriate fashion. However, the current proliferation of devices has resulted in a world that's increasingly fragmented and rife with connection- and configuration-oriented difficulties.
Joseph A. Paradiso +2 more
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Proceedings of the 10th international conference on Human computer interaction with mobile devices and services, 2008
We are interested in systems that support awareness between individuals, by exchanging information that is automatically captured and presenting it to members of their social network. Here we demonstrate a principle for the operation of these systems which we describe as pervasive awareness: awareness information is aggregated opportunistically as ...
Vassilis-Javed Khan +2 more
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We are interested in systems that support awareness between individuals, by exchanging information that is automatically captured and presenting it to members of their social network. Here we demonstrate a principle for the operation of these systems which we describe as pervasive awareness: awareness information is aggregated opportunistically as ...
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2022
Inspired by the implicit or explicit persuasion scenario, which characterizes social media platforms, we analyze a novel domination problem named Pervasive Partial Domination (PPD). We consider a social network modeled by a digraph G= (V, E) where an arc (u, v) ∈ E represents the capability of an individual u to persuade an individual v. We are looking
Cordasco G., Gargano L., Rescigno A. A.
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Inspired by the implicit or explicit persuasion scenario, which characterizes social media platforms, we analyze a novel domination problem named Pervasive Partial Domination (PPD). We consider a social network modeled by a digraph G= (V, E) where an arc (u, v) ∈ E represents the capability of an individual u to persuade an individual v. We are looking
Cordasco G., Gargano L., Rescigno A. A.
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics - Part A: Systems and Humans, 2010
In model-based production, a planner uses a system description to create plans that achieve production goals. The same description can be used by model-based diagnosis to infer the condition of components from sensor data. When production is realized by a sequence of plans, prior work has demonstrated that diagnosis can be used to adapt the plans to ...
Lukas D. Kuhn +6 more
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In model-based production, a planner uses a system description to create plans that achieve production goals. The same description can be used by model-based diagnosis to infer the condition of components from sensor data. When production is realized by a sequence of plans, prior work has demonstrated that diagnosis can be used to adapt the plans to ...
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International Journal of Pervasive Computing and Communications, 2006
The explosive growth of the Internet, the proliferation of mobile networks and the increasing difficulty in managing multi‐vendor environments and the services that they provide have altered forever the dynamics of the information and communications technology industry, the expectations of its customers and the business models under which it operates.
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The explosive growth of the Internet, the proliferation of mobile networks and the increasing difficulty in managing multi‐vendor environments and the services that they provide have altered forever the dynamics of the information and communications technology industry, the expectations of its customers and the business models under which it operates.
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2008
A true hacker is an individual who can achieve miracles by appropriating, modifying, or "kludging" existing resources (devices, hardware, software, or anything within reach) to suit other purposes, often in an ingenious fashion. Gifted hackers can be thought of as transmutation or collage artists.
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A true hacker is an individual who can achieve miracles by appropriating, modifying, or "kludging" existing resources (devices, hardware, software, or anything within reach) to suit other purposes, often in an ingenious fashion. Gifted hackers can be thought of as transmutation or collage artists.
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2002
Highlights pervasive Java - a surge of wireless and mobile platform standardization activities led by Sun Microsystems. Driven by a fast-pace proliferation of portable devices and appliances with embedded computers, pervasive Java (also called wireless Java and mobile Java) attempts to bridge the gap between disparate devices and platforms, and ...
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Highlights pervasive Java - a surge of wireless and mobile platform standardization activities led by Sun Microsystems. Driven by a fast-pace proliferation of portable devices and appliances with embedded computers, pervasive Java (also called wireless Java and mobile Java) attempts to bridge the gap between disparate devices and platforms, and ...
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