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Under development |
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-**Authors** ==== |
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Mark Neerincx, Ciaran van Stee, Bernd Kiefer |
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-**Short description of ontology** ==== |
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In this ontology, concepts are described that are related to the direct feedback in the PAL system. It describes the characteristics of feedback. |
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-**Ontology design** |
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-Ontology development ====== |
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+**Ontology development** ====== |
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The ontology is developed iteratively, based on literature and domain analyses (i.e., the domain of self-management of a lifestyle-related chronic disease like diabetes). During the development of the PAL system and related research, the ontology was refined and extended. |
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-Ontology structure ====== |
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The ontology consists of explanations related to classes, properties and relations. |
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Examples: |
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-The pdf document below provides a rich set of examples: |
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+The [[document>>attach:AppendixTable PALFeedback.pdf]] below provides a rich set of examples: |
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-**Evaluation and results** ==== |
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This feedback was implemented and used in the PAL user experiments. |
