Résultats du processus de synthèse de l'article arXiv : 1601.06258v1

Résumé : Ameliorating elderly engagement is vital in rejuvenating independent living. However, recommended practices lack realization of personal traits despite socio -economic promise. The recent proliferation of IoT with the advent of smart-objects/things and personalized services pave the way for context-aware service management. Eventually, the major goal of this paper is to develop a context-aware model in predicting engagement of elderly care. Hence, key requirements are identified for elderly engagement, namely (a) discovery of contexts, which are relevant (b) scaling up (over time) of engagement. However, paramount challenges are imposed on this stipulation, such as, un-observability, independence and composite relationship of contexts. Therefore, a Topic-model based model is proposed to address scalability of contexts and its conjugal relationship with engagement. Eventually, systematic framework is demonstrated, which pinpoints key goals of context-aware services by participants' opinions, usage and feed-back.