Personal Reader Framework |
Personal Publication Reader |
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The Personal Reader Framework enables developers to create Semantic Web applications in a plug & play manner. Our architecture is based on of different types of services: Syndication Services implement the application logic and via a central Connector Service they are enabled to bind Personalization Services dynamically. Those Personalization Services provide domain-specific RDF data. Both, Personalization and Syndication Services are able to gain personalization by querying a shared RDF-based user profile encapsulated by a User Modelling Service. |
The Personal Publication Reader (PPR) provides a personalized access to publications and allows navigating through publications within an embedded context. The PPR gathers information about publications from distributed, heterogenous sources, extracts machine-readable semantics and enriches them with knowledge about authors, etc. so that rule-based reasoning can be used to provied context-adapted access. |
Personal Reader Agent |
MyEar & MyNews |
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The Personal Reader Agent is a portal to Personal Reader infrastructures. It discovers Personalization Services and based on their semantic description it provides a user interface which enables users to configure and call these services. Made configurations of those arbitrary services can be shared and re-used. Personalization functionalities, like reuse of stored configurations of services which suit the users interests, result in an adaptive, personal Agent. Read more… |
The MyEar music recommender enables users to listen to personalized podcasting feeds. MyEar is also realized with the aid of the Personal Reader Framework and provides a Personalization Service which searches the web for podcasting feeds that go with the users taste in music and combines items of this feed to produce a personalized podcasting feed. In a slightly other way the MyEar Personalization Service is used by the MyNews application which aims the creation of personalized news feeds. Read more… |
