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View all- García CMeana-Llorián DGarcía-Díaz VNúñez-Valdez E(2017)Social Recommender SystemProceedings of the 4th Multidisciplinary International Social Networks Conference10.1145/3092090.3092121(1-7)Online publication date: 17-Jul-2017
SenseQ: Creating relationships between objects to answer questions of humans by using Social Networks
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Daniel Meana-Llorián, Cristian González García, Vicente García-Díaz, B. Cristina Pelayo G-Bustelo, Juan Manuel Cueva LovelleAuthors Info & Claims
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Abstract
Social Networks are a source of information very use to know what happen around us. While, the Internet of Things is a world that tries to measure everything by gathering data from sensors and interconnect different objects. Why not combine both? In this paper, we propose the creation of a system that gathers information from users' sensors, processes it and exposes this information to Social Networks through questions that users ask to the system. Users will be able to ask for data available in distributed sensors using a Social Network and our system will answer to the users also through the Social Network. In order to gather the data from sensors and combine them, we propose three different type of relationship between sensors: neighboring relationship, familiar relationship and work relationship.
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