Abstract In the present study, an extended classification of Internet users penetrating in computer networks and a definition motivation as psychological emotional state main prerequisites for modelling network intruder’s activity are suggested. A mathematical model quadratic function malicious individual’s behavior impact on based three quantified factors, motivation, satisfaction system prote...

This paper outlines some of the capabilities of the TinmithMetro modelling system, based on mobile outdoor augmented reality technology. This system implements a new user interface based on tracked pinch gloves and a series of techniques named construction at a distance for the capture and creation of 3D geometry. The user controls the modelling process using hand and head motions, with modelli...

This full day workshop on Personalisation and Adaptation in Technology for Health (PATH) showcases innovative user modelling and personalisation research that focuses on promoting access, improving efficiency and enhancing quality within healthcare. There is a clear need for user modelling and personalisation for patients as they are diverse and have widely varying needs. Moreover, healthcare p...

this paper proposes an approach for the specification of human-machine dialogue for interactive process control applications. This approach is based on a formal modelling of the Human-Machine System behaviour. This modelling makes it possible to deduce the user requirements and then to identify the User Interface (UI) objects. The formal aspect allows the validation of the specifications before...

There has been an exponential growth in the volume and variety of information available on the Internet, similarly there has been a significant demand from users’ for accurate information that matches their interests, however, the two are often incompatible because of the effectiveness of retrieving the exact information the user requires. This paper addresses this problem with an adaptive agen...

A Scrutable User Modelling Infrastructure (SUMI) is proposed in this paper, which focuses on three key Lifelong User Modelling (LUM) requirements: interoperability, scrutability and privacy. SUMI attempts to enrich the LUM vision by examining two unexplored “pieces of the puzzle”: the social e-networking and e-commerce domains. SUMI allows users to gather their various (lifelong) models which t...