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Modeling and Using Context is the first interdisciplinary journal open to scientists whose research focuses on taking context into consideration.
The importance of context is recognized in a lot of subjects among which we can find emerging communities that need to deal with context in their research and in their practice (including equipment).
The journal is a platform for the exchange of experiences, discoveries and results in every subject. Given that the journal is read by an interdisciplinary public, the submitted articles must be intelligible for people who are not specialists in the author’s field.
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Modélisation et utilisation du contexte est la première revue interdisciplinaire ouverte aux scientifiques dont les recherches portent sur la prise en compte du contexte.
L’importance du contexte est reconnue dans de nombreuses disciplines, dont celles des communautés émergentes qui doivent faire face au contexte dans leurs recherches comme dans leurs applications (y compris les équipements).
La revue est une plate-forme d’échanges des expériences, des découvertes et des résultats dans toutes les disciplines. La revue étant lue par un public interdisciplinaire, les articles soumis doivent être compréhensibles par des non spécialistes du domaine de l’auteur.
Engineering context-aware applications, i.e. applications that are able to adapt their behavior according to context information, is a complex task. Not only is context a large and complex notion, but its support on (...)
This paper aims at presenting a logical framework capable of expressing epistemological contextualism. Epistemological contextualism relies upon the possibility of an indexical interpretation of the knowledge operator, (...)
This article presents and evaluates a novel contextual approach called the Cooperating Context Method that can serve to synthesize complete narratives that are interesting and make sense to the human reader/listener. (...)
The Contextual-Graph (CxG) formalism allows the representation of a task realization by an actor. The objective is to provide decision makers with a clear panorama of the different ways to realize a task (i.e. the (...)
This paper compares the contextualization and linguistic realization of contrastive discourse relations in monadic and dyadic editing tasks produced in an experimental setting. Participants were asked to produce a (...)
This paper presents and discusses how context is being used to model intelligent human activity – specifically, tactical actions. Tactical behavior involves selection and execution of courses of action that address the (...)
The paper presents the current status of research on context modeling and management that emerges from several real-world applications since 25 years. We now have a robust conceptual framework and its implementation as a (...)
All effective agents are context-sensitive. This is true for biological agents, and it must also be true for artificial agents if they are to succeed. Context-mediated behavior (CMB) is one approach to endowing artificial (...)
Business Process Management (BPM) is the art and science of monitoring how the work is performed within an organization to ensure consistent results and opportunities for improvement. One important research topic on BPM (...)
Editorial Board
Editor in Chief
Patrick BREZILLON
LIP6 – Université Pierre et Marie Curie
patrick.brezillon@lip6.fr
Co-Editors
David LEAKE
Indiana University
Bloomington, Etats-Unis
leake@cs.indiana.edu
Carlo PENCO
Université de Gênes, Italie
penco@unige.it
François RECANATI
Ecole Normale Supérieure
Francois.Recanati@ehess.fr
Patrick REIGNIER
INRIA Grenoble
patrick.reignier@inria.fr
Flavia SANTORO
Universidade Federal do Estado
do Rio de Janeiro, Brésil
flavia.santoro@uniriotec.br
Roy TURNER
University of Maine, Etats-Unis
rturner@maine.edu