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Mobile Intention Recognition

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  • © 2012

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Authors:
  1. Peter Kiefer

    1. Institute of Cartography and Geoinformat, Geoinformation-Engineering,, Zurich, Switzerland

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  • Compares the mobile to the general intention recognition problem for engineers

  • Provides an overview on methods used in mobile activity recognition

  • Introduces two new approaches that capture a larger class of mobile intention recognition problems than previous books

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Table of contents (6 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. Introduction

    • Peter Kiefer
    Pages 1-9

  3. Mobile Intention Recognition

    • Peter Kiefer
    Pages 11-53

  4. Related Approaches in Plan Recognition

    • Peter Kiefer
    Pages 55-78

  5. Mobile Intention Recognition with Spatially Constrained Grammars

    • Peter Kiefer
    Pages 79-126

  6. Evaluation and Discussion

    • Peter Kiefer
    Pages 127-144

  7. Conclusion and Outlook

    • Peter Kiefer
    Pages 145-154

  8. Back Matter

    Pages 155-166
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Mobile Intention Recognition addresses problems of practical relevance for mobile system engineers: how can we make mobile assistance systems more intelligent? How can we model and recognize patterns of human behavior which span more than a limited spatial context? This text provides an overview on plan and intention recognition, ranging from the late 1970s to very recent approaches. This overview is unique as it discusses approaches with respect to the specificities of mobile intention recognition. This book covers problems from research on mobile assistance systems using methods from artificial intelligence and natural language processing. It thus addresses an extraordinary interdisciplinary audience.

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  • Institute of Cartography and Geoinformat, Geoinformation-Engineering,, Zurich, Switzerland

    Peter Kiefer

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