Activity Ontologies for Intelligent Calendar Applications
Konstantinos Agnantis, Ioannis Refanidis · 2015
Intelligent Calendar Applications (ICA) have recently emerged as a very promising target field for Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques, since calendar applications are used daily by millions of people world-wide. ICAs built on traditional electronic calendars, by empowering them with efficient scheduling engines, being able to schedule and reschedule a user's events within its calendar. However, in order to fully exploit the dynamics of an ICA, the user has to describe his events with much more detail than with a traditional electronic calendar, in order for the scheduler to have all the necessary information, that is, attribute values, constraints and preferences, to schedule the events.