Titlebook: Ubiquitous Display Environments; Antonio Krüger,Tsvi Kuflik Book 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012 artificial intelligence.displ

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,Analysis and Prediction of Museum Visitors’ Behavioral Pattern Types,of museum visitors. The first step assesses, following past ethnographic research, whether a distinct stereotype of behavior can be identified; the second shows that visitors’ behavior is not always consistent; the third shows that, in spite of the inconsistency, prediction of visitor type, is possible.

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Trust Management of Ubiquitous Multi-Display Environments,l situations, such as the loss of sensor data or the presence of unknown people. The approach has been employed in three interactive applications that have been developed as part of a university-wide ubiquitous displays management system.

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From Research to Practice: Automated Negotiations with People, interacting with people, making it more accessible to researchers. We have created two distinct environments for bargaining agents, as well as proposing a novel approach for evaluating agents. These are key factors for making automated agents become a reality rather than remain theoretical.

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Context-Sensitive Display Environments, to inform students in University buildings, the MobiDic-system an context-sensitive advertisement management system for digital outdoor signage and our research on the Münster Multitouch Wall, which demonstrates novel ways of interacting with large displays in public environments.

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Considering the Aesthetics of Ubiquitous Displays,ortant practical role as a differentiating factor between interactive products. Even more importantly, it is already woven into the socio-technical web of our time. We discuss the implications of this position for the design of ubiquitous displays.

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Ubiquitous Display Environments: An Overview, aspects while neglecting others, since it is intended to explore only a limited part. Here we try to take a step back and portray the big picture, showing how various aspects need to be addressed and integrated in order to support us in today’s and tomorrow’s ubiquitous display environments.

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Challenges and Solutions of Ubiquitous User Modeling,o people in their vicinity, where this may include the regular inhabitants of the space as well as visitors. For this latter group, it is particularly challenging to provide relevant information. This is because personalization relies on the availability of information about the individual (or group

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Context-Sensitive Display Environments,n with sensor technologies which allows to make inferences about the context of the display will enable a multitude of novel applications. However the foundations of these sensor-display systems are not well understood. Therefore we will discuss in this chapter the basic setup and a research methodo