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Principes et architecture pour la personnalisation d'information en interaction homme-machine, application à l'information transport
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Abstract
The personalization of information consists to provide to a user relevant information corresponding to its preferences and its needs. This domain being in constant evolution, the systems delivering personalized information cannot be fixed. We propose PerSyst, a framework based on software agents, being able to be used as support for the design of a Personalization System. PerSyst facilitates the management and the transmission of personalized information in a distributed and a evolutionary system. PerSyst is applied for the personalization of transport information. It is for helping users in their choice of routes, for informing them of the disturbances and for guiding them all along their trip.
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