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Context-Aware Smartphone Services

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Author:

Bisio Igor¹,Lavagetto Fabio¹,Marchese Mario¹

Affiliation:

1. University of Genoa, Italy

Abstract

The contribution of this chapter is to propose a survey of several methods to extract context information, by employing a smartphone, based on Digital Signal Processing and Pattern Recognition approaches, aimed at answering to the following questions about the user’s surroundings: what, who, where, when, why and how. It represents a fundamental part of the overall process needed to provide a complete context-aware service.

Publisher

IGI Global

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