Titlebook: Security and Privacy in User Modeling; Jörg Schreck Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003 Computerrecht.adaptive system

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Introductionmation being presented. A certain segment of information being presented is usually needed by only a small number of users. A small segment is usually needed by almost all users and parts of the remaining segment are of use to some users but not to all.. The average user might face the following pro

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User Modelingch are derived from the previous two sets, either in explicit or implicit form. This definition summarizes the constructive definitions of user models which describe user models as data sets containing particular items:. or [Pohl, 1998, p. 1]:

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Solutions for Anonymity and Pseudonymityf particular user modeling systems and user adaptive systems. Hence, requirements which depend on the type of adaptive system, its domain, or the user modeling system employed are discussed only in terms of features common to many such systems. Ways of using the implementation in providing . for a w

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Selected User Modeling Componentsstances of user modeling servers with different focuses. As examples, the security features implemented in these systems will be described and the ways in which the respective designs can affect security will be discussed.

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Summary and Conclusion information (i.e., personal data) in order to adapt to the user’s characteristics. The processing of user related information is subject to mandatory and voluntary regulations (e.g., laws and guidelines) which demand security mechanisms. Second, the secrecy or confidentiality of personal informatio

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1571-5035 in-win technology for both consumers and online businesses. However, it has a major down­ side: in order to be able to exhibit personalized behavior, user-adaptive systems have to collect considerable amounts o978-90-481-6223-9978-94-017-0377-2Series ISSN 1571-5035 Series E-ISSN 2524-4477