Modelling Contexts for Interactions in Dynamic Open-World Scenarios
Ronald Böck, Britta Wrede · 2019
Intelligent Interactive Systems work well in well defined contexts. Therefore, current research focuses on developing specialised systems for specific tasks. However, real life situations violate these restrictions. Even with a specialised task focus Intelligent Interactive Systems still need to be able to react in a meaningful way in real world situations. In this paper, we propose a set of context factors to determine context and a coarse dependency structure for predicting behaviour. We argue that with such a limited set of context factors it will be possible to model context-specific behaviours for different contexts. Also, it can serve as a basis to determine the complexity of a situation.