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Description spaces with fuzziness

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Extending tuple spaces with Description Logic provides a coordination model particularly suitable for open and dynamic application domains like pervasive systems, Internet applications and service-based applications. However, description logic per se is not powerful enough to represent vague/fuzzy knowledge so often required by real-world application scenarios. Hence, in this paper we extend the model of Description Logic tuple spaces (Description Spaces, or DS, in short) with fuzziness in order to support fuzzy semantic coordination.

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            SAC '11: Proceedings of the 2011 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing
            March 2011
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            ISBN:9781450301138
            DOI:10.1145/1982185

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