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System architecture and design specification. All the PRECIOUS components related to the user home space will be deployed in the living lab. Experiment'Haal will offer an ecosystem to the PRECIOUS project in order to test individual component such as environmental sensors, body weight scale and the overall system. The user-centric experimentation in Experiment’Haal is part of the overall agile method to assess individual components as shown in Figure 6. Environmental sensors Figure 6: Design workflow
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System architecture and design specification. Figure 22: The PRECIOUS functional modules from input data via the processing to tailored interventions Secondly, the Application Broker matches the intervention request with the available set of apps (e.g. installed by the user). The Application Broker only focuses on maximising the success rate for a particular user while ignoring business considerations. The outcome is a direct request to an application. In addition to those modules, a device broker may additionally be used, whenever users make use of a series of devices, including ambient devices such as smart lights but also smartphones or tablets apparently. A device broker may select the most promising means for reaching out to the user and may use less capable means of interactions such as lights in order to send signal or notification to the user. The installed app base will be determined by the user, who can purchase or install apps from the marketplace. The VIM module is responsible for the individualisation of the entire reasoning by interpreting the collected data for a particular user (individualisation) and classifying users properly (user types w.r.t. motivational or health needs). On that basis, social clustering can be applied that finds similar users to which progress can be compared to for upcoming events, e.g. an app may want to understand whether a workout performance is in line with similar users or might even be an overachievement. This modular design enables a straightforward adaptation of the reasoning of the entire system by optimising the data quality on the one end or adding new intervention rules on the other end.
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