Profile-based autonomous data feeding: an approach to the information retrieval problem in a high communications latency environment
Jeremy Straub · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 2014
This paper proposes the use of user profiles for data selection and prioritization for transmission. This approach has three parts. First, a profile can be created for an individual user. This may provide the best results; however, it requires transmitting a separate profile up for each prospective user. Second, user correspondence with a set of profiles can be tracked. Finally, this can be extended to match a user not just with a single profile but with (possibly different) profiles for each dimension tracked. The benefits of each of these approaches are discussed and the implementation pathway is considered.