An Ontology-Based Architecture for Adaptive Work-Centered User Interface Technology

This report introduces the Adaptive Work-Centered User Interface Technology (ACUITy) software architecture, which embodies two novel concepts. The first concept is to use an ontology modeling approach to characterize a work domain in terms of work-centered activities as well as the computation mecha...

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Main Authors: Aragones, Amy, Bruno, Jeanette, Crapo, Andrew, Garbiras, Marc
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ACUITY(ADAPTIVE-WORK CENTERED USER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY)
ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
Computer Hardware
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
MODEL THEORY
ONTOLOGY
PE62202F
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
STINFO(SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION)
USER NEEDS
WUAFRL171OD215
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Summary:This report introduces the Adaptive Work-Centered User Interface Technology (ACUITy) software architecture, which embodies two novel concepts. The first concept is to use an ontology modeling approach to characterize a work domain in terms of work-centered activities as well as the computation mechanisms that achieve an implementation that supports those activities. The second and equally important concept is to provide adaptive interaction, both user directed and automated, in the work-centered characterization and presentation mechanisms of the user interface to decision support applications.