Personalized Health Planning

Personalized Health Planning in Primary Care Settings

Personalized Implicit Health Monitors

A person’s psychological well-being can be deduced by observing her past, current and future behaviors. However, little effort has been made to qualify, quantify and correlate a person’s behavior to her psychological well-being using nonintrusive health monitors. This report presents our attempts at using non-intrusive health monitors to observe a person’s diet, exercise and sleep patterns to d...

Personalized health informatics.

It is indeed exciting to work in a field where challenges evolve rapidly and continuously. This is the privilege of disciplines, such as ours, that lie at the intersection of many scientif ic and societal domains. As physical and digital aspects of our lives mingle increasingly, the prospect of informatics making a real difference to health outcomes and healthcare processes becomes ever more re...

Using Planning for a Personalized Security Agent

The average home computer user needs help in reducing the security risk of their home computer. We are working on an alternative approach from current home security software in which a software agent helps a user manage his/her security risk. Planning is integral to the design of this agent in several ways. First, planning can be used to make the underlying security model manageable by generati...

Shared Experiences in Personalized Route Planning

In this paper we discuss personalized planning (as opposed to personalized information retrieval) where instead of recommending atomic information assets to users, the goal is to construct composite plans that reflect the complex problem solving preferences of users within a particular domain. Specifically, we describe our dual approach to personalized route planning and bring together, for the...