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Our ontology consists of two other ontologies, one about the person, representing personal information and preferences, and one about the interaction, representing all the information regarding a discourse.

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== Person Ontology ==

== Wellbeing Discourse Ontology ==

== Additional Information ==

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All the data seen in the graphs are explained below.

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=== General ===

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* PwD: Person with Dementia

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* HCP: Healthcare Professional

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* The Robot/Nao: The Nao robot platform used for implementing the project prototype

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=== Categories and subcategories ===

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* Discourse: Meaningful conversation between PwD and the robot

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* Statement: Statement either by the robot or the PwD. Can be a question or an answer.

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** E.g. “Hello Peter”, “How are you doing today?”

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* RobotSRA (Self-reflection Aid): Statement that seeks out information about the PwD, either for them to disclose it to the robot, or just think about it themselves.

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** E.g. “Are you feeling hungry?”, “How did the dinner make you feel?”, “Are you feeling tired?”

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* Disclosure: Meaningful information provided by the PwD

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** E.g. “I am feeling hungry”, “I did not eat dinner”, “I should drink water”, “I am feeling well today”

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* Entity: Representing either a Person or the Robot

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* Person: Anyone that the Robot might interact with. Has subcategories PwD, Relative, Health Care Professional.

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* Activity: Activities of a PwD that they need to be reminded of.

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* Type: The type of Activity

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** E.g. leisure activity like "Take a walk", an activity of the everyday life like "Water the plants", or a health-related activity like "Have lunch".

=== Parameters ===

* Goal: The goal of the discourse/SRA initiated by the robot

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** E.g. “Helps the PwD relax”, “Reminds the PwD about lunchtime”, “Initiates self-reflection about wellbeing”

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* Context : A main theme that the disclosures and discourses are linked to

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** E.g. Lunch, dinner, hunger, thirst, tiredness, sleep etc.

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* Valence: The ”positivity” of the disclosure

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** E.g. I feel well -> valence > 0, I’m not feeling well -> valence <0, I feel hungry -> valence = 0

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* Name: The name of a Person, so that the robot knows how to address them

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* Gender: The gender of a Person.

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* Age: The age of a Person

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* Interest: Any interests that a Person might have, useful for discourse.

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** E.g. "Tennis", "Walking the dog", "Solving sudoku"

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* Type of Music: The type of music that a Person likes. More necessary for a PwD, but could also be used for the rest of the subcategories.

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** E.g. Someone might dislike "Rock" and like "Jazz"

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* Time: A time that a specific activity takes place.

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** E.g. "Have lunch" at 12.30p.m.

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		1	Our ontology consists of two other ontologies, one about the person, representing personal information and preferences, and one about the interaction, representing all the information regarding a discourse.
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		3	== Person Ontology ==
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		6	<img src="https://xwiki.ewi.tudelft.nl/xwiki/wiki/sce2022group01/download/Main/WebHome/PersonOntologySCE.jpg?rev=1.2" alt="Person Ontology" width="750"/>
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		10	== Wellbeing Discourse Ontology ==
		11	{{html}}
		12	<img src="https://xwiki.ewi.tudelft.nl/xwiki/wiki/sce2022group01/download/Main/WebHome/ontology.jpg?rev=1.1" alt="Wellbeing Discourse Ontology" width="750"/>
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		15	== Additional Information ==
		16	All the data seen in the graphs are explained below.
		17	=== General ===
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		19	* PwD: Person with Dementia
		20	* HCP: Healthcare Professional
		21	* The Robot/Nao: The Nao robot platform used for implementing the project prototype
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		23	=== Categories and subcategories ===
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		25	* Discourse: Meaningful conversation between PwD and the robot
		26	* Statement: Statement either by the robot or the PwD. Can be a question or an answer.
		27	** E.g. “Hello Peter”, “How are you doing today?”
		28	* RobotSRA (Self-reflection Aid): Statement that seeks out information about the PwD, either for them to disclose it to the robot, or just think about it themselves.
		29	** E.g. “Are you feeling hungry?”, “How did the dinner make you feel?”, “Are you feeling tired?”
		30	* Disclosure: Meaningful information provided by the PwD
		31	** E.g. “I am feeling hungry”, “I did not eat dinner”, “I should drink water”, “I am feeling well today”
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		33	* Entity: Representing either a Person or the Robot
		34	* Person: Anyone that the Robot might interact with. Has subcategories PwD, Relative, Health Care Professional.
		35	* Activity: Activities of a PwD that they need to be reminded of.
		36	* Type: The type of Activity
		37	** E.g. leisure activity like "Take a walk", an activity of the everyday life like "Water the plants", or a health-related activity like "Have lunch".
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		39	=== Parameters ===
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		41	* Goal: The goal of the discourse/SRA initiated by the robot
		42	** E.g. “Helps the PwD relax”, “Reminds the PwD about lunchtime”, “Initiates self-reflection about wellbeing”
		43	* Context : A main theme that the disclosures and discourses are linked to
		44	** E.g. Lunch, dinner, hunger, thirst, tiredness, sleep etc.
		45	* Valence: The ”positivity” of the disclosure
		46	** E.g. I feel well -> valence > 0, I’m not feeling well -> valence <0, I feel hungry -> valence = 0
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		48	* Name: The name of a Person, so that the robot knows how to address them
		49	* Gender: The gender of a Person.
		50	* Age: The age of a Person
		51	* Interest: Any interests that a Person might have, useful for discourse.
		52	** E.g. "Tennis", "Walking the dog", "Solving sudoku"
		53	* Type of Music: The type of music that a Person likes. More necessary for a PwD, but could also be used for the rest of the subcategories.
		54	** E.g. Someone might dislike "Rock" and like "Jazz"
		55	* Time: A time that a specific activity takes place.
		56	** E.g. "Have lunch" at 12.30p.m.

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