Intelligent User Interface Design Through Complex Event Pattern Recognition on a Mobile Robot Platform
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Authors
Kairys, Jordan
Issue Date
2003
Type
Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
This project was an attempt to further the work of Dr. Fitzgerald and
his colleagues, Dr. R. James Firby, and Dr. Michael Hannemann. Their
work with complex event recognition resulted in a package of
software, written in Common Lisp, known as the Complex Event
Recognition Architecture (CERA), and a paper, entitled "Multimodal
Event Parsing for Intelligent User Interfaces" describing the software.
The general goals of the project were to port the software into other
languages so that it would have more practical applications, and then
demonstrate how it could be used for a practical purpose. I worked on
this project alongside a student from Wheaton College named Aaron
Phillips, as part of the Hope College REU program. After some
discussion, we decided that I would develop the software in the Python
language while Aaron would use C++.
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iii, 48 p.
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