J. Keeney, D. Lewis, D. O’Sullivan ‘Benchmarking knowledge-based context delivery system’ in proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS 2006), Silicon Valley, USA, July 2006
Abstract:
As context-aware systems become more widespread
and mobile there is an increasing need for a common
distributed event platform for gathering context
information and delivering to context-aware
applications. The likely heterogeneity across the body
of context information can be addressed using runtime
reasoning over ontology-based context models.
However, existing knowledge-based reasoning is not
typically optimised for real-time operation so its
inclusion in any context delivery platform needs to be
carefully evaluated from a performance perspective. In
this paper we propose a benchmark for knowledgebased
context delivery platforms and in particular
examine suitable knowledge benchmarks for assessing
the ability of platforms to deal with semantic
interoperability.
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