Multi-User Interactions Using Active Rule

Biao Dong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.3396

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Multi-User Interactions Using Active Rule

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The main issue in designing the framework for multi-user interaction systems is to provide efficient collaboration mechanisms. The paper discussed characteristics of multi-user interactions, and proposed a hierarchical model for supporting multi-user collaboration. The model included four categories of attributes that defined the form of multi-user interaction - users, interactive task, interactive form and interactive effect. An active rule framework was constructed, including the concepts of the callback event, interactive event and composite event. This paper also described how to map a multi-user interaction model into events and rules.

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Biao Dong

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Active Rule, Model, Multi-User Interaction

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