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- MAIN APPLICATIONS
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- These applications are ascribed in the realm of our
research
project
"Study of context-based intelligent assistantsystems".
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- OSSMOSE (2009-2010, Cap
Digital - DRIRE, FEDER, Union Européenne)
- Le projet OSSMOSE vise à construire un portail d’outils
pour l’entreprise qui soit gratuit, en logiciel libre et
interopérable.
A partir d’un socle portail, eXoPortal, (édité par la
société
ExoPlatform, porteuse du projet) respectant les normes et standards du
marché, la plate-forme OSSMOSE met à disposition de
l’entreprise les
outils pour gérer ses différents processus et
métiers, de pilotage ou
de support. Cet outil pourra être configuré directement
par
l’utilisateur et son utilisation sera gratuite. La plate-forme
disposera d’un méta dictionnaire de données de
l’entreprise, un
référentiel des applications Open Source et un moteur de
règles et de
contextualisation afin de permettre à l’utilisateur de
contextualiser
son environnement. Ce configurateur assure un système
d’information
évolutif en fonction de son activité et intuitif par auto
apprentissage
du moteur de règles.
- Pour en savoir
plus.
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proposals: in English
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ONCO-MEDIA
(2006-2008)
- The
aim
of ONCO-MEDIA project is to deploy a medical image semantic
content-based application on a large scale grid test bed, by taking
into account the context of the user and of the navigation / query and
by matching semantic visual concepts extracted from the medical image
with those (textual) extracted from the associated medical reports.
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SART
- The SART application was developed for RATP, the company of
the subway
in Paris (1996-2002). The goal was to support operators who are
responsibles
of subway lines in incidental situations. In this application, context
plays a central role in the incident solving at different levels. One
of
the results of this application is the design and development of a
software
based on a context-based formalism of representation of knowledge and
reasoning
called contextual graphs.
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- SEPT
- The SEPT application was developed for Electricity of France,
the French
power company (1989-1995). The initial goal was to develop an expert
system
to support operators in their diagnosis of equipment in the extra high
voltage substations of the power network. Although context was not made
explicit in this application, one of the main lessons drawn of the
limits
of the results was the need to handle an explicit representation of
context.
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