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Modeling and manipulating context in pervasive computing based on set theory

Published in 2011 by J. Ma, Jn Cao, C. Ma, Xp Tao, J. Lu
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Abstract

Context awareness is one of the key characteristics of ubiquitous and pervasive computing. Most current formalism works focus on two aspects: context representing and system modeling. However, how the temporal property of context can be modeled and how context can be manipulated are not well addressed. This paper proposes a formal way based on set theory for modeling and manipulating context, in which a context is defined as a set of context entries and operators are introduced to specify how to manipulate contexts in according to the needs of different applications. To show the usability of the proposed model, a demo implementation is also included in this paper. ; Department of Computing