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Activity States Framework as an Experimental Approach to Studying and Modeling Context in Web-Mediated Collaborative Dialogs

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We have experimented with the notion of -- conceptualization, and contextualization from situated cognition and psychic reflection from activity theory for studying, and modeling context into a method called the activity states framework (ASF). The purpose of the ASF is to provide a method of analysis for identifying collaborators activity during situated context − specific to Web-mediated collaborative dialogs. This paper introduces the ASF.

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Multiagent Systems [cs.MA]
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Nik Nailah Binti Abdullah, Samuel Mendes, Stefano A. Cerri, Shinichi Honiden. Activity States Framework as an Experimental Approach to Studying and Modeling Context in Web-Mediated Collaborative Dialogs. 24th International Florida Artificial Intellligence Research Society Conference (FLAIRS), May 2011, Palm Beach, Florida, United States. pp.446-447. ⟨lirmm-00647659⟩

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