The goal of the ontology requirement specification phase is to is to state why the ontology is be... more The goal of the ontology requirement specification phase is to is to state why the ontology is being built, what its intended uses are, who the end-users are, and which requirements the ontology should fulfill [1]. According to guideline provided in [1], we describe in the Tables 1 the EMOCULTURE Ontology Requirement Specification Documents (ORSD). Table1. Ontology requirement specification document 1 Purpose The purpose of building the EMOCULTURE ontology is to provide a knowledge base able to represent and store Emotions through cultural differences in a collaborative learning session about the user of any software system: Emotional data provided by the user Emotional knowledge inferred by the system from this data Emotional knowledge detected by the system during user-user interaction or user-machine interaction. The ontology is needed by the system in order to use this emotional knowledge about the user to provide him/her encouragement strategies in order to motivate learner in case of negative emotion detection. 2 Scope The EMOCULTURE This ontology aims to present the emotional state of the learner taking into account cultural influences during a collaborative learning session. The emotion concept depends on the culture, the valence, arousal, pleasure, goal, experience, preferences, physiological activity, the cognitive process , the experience, the intensity, the duration. The level of granularity of the content is directly related to the competency questions (see the Ontology Requirements section of this table. 3 Implementation Language The ontology has to be implemented in OWL, the de-facto standard language for representing ontology in the semantic web 4 Intended users The user groups in the EmotionCulture based system are as follow: User 1. General public (persons or organizations), interested in emotion detection considerations according to culture difference in any professional, academic or research area. User 2. Software Designers interested in receiving information about emotion detection of users to design effective states aware environments User3. Humanities and Social science researchers (anthropologists, ethnologists, psychologists, sociologists) interested in keeping up to date effective states data about emotion impacts, to enrich emotions characteristics, to discover new relations between them or to assess effective states inference mechanism. 5 Intended uses
The goal of the ontology requirement specification phase is to is to state why the ontology is be... more The goal of the ontology requirement specification phase is to is to state why the ontology is being built, what its intended uses are, who the end-users are, and which requirements the ontology should fulfill [1]. According to guideline provided in [1], we describe in the Tables 1 the EMOCULTURE Ontology Requirement Specification Documents (ORSD). Table1. Ontology requirement specification document 1 Purpose The purpose of building the EMOCULTURE ontology is to provide a knowledge base able to represent and store Emotions through cultural differences in a collaborative learning session about the user of any software system: Emotional data provided by the user Emotional knowledge inferred by the system from this data Emotional knowledge detected by the system during user-user interaction or user-machine interaction. The ontology is needed by the system in order to use this emotional knowledge about the user to provide him/her encouragement strategies in order to motivate learner in case of negative emotion detection. 2 Scope The EMOCULTURE This ontology aims to present the emotional state of the learner taking into account cultural influences during a collaborative learning session. The emotion concept depends on the culture, the valence, arousal, pleasure, goal, experience, preferences, physiological activity, the cognitive process , the experience, the intensity, the duration. The level of granularity of the content is directly related to the competency questions (see the Ontology Requirements section of this table. 3 Implementation Language The ontology has to be implemented in OWL, the de-facto standard language for representing ontology in the semantic web 4 Intended users The user groups in the EmotionCulture based system are as follow: User 1. General public (persons or organizations), interested in emotion detection considerations according to culture difference in any professional, academic or research area. User 2. Software Designers interested in receiving information about emotion detection of users to design effective states aware environments User3. Humanities and Social science researchers (anthropologists, ethnologists, psychologists, sociologists) interested in keeping up to date effective states data about emotion impacts, to enrich emotions characteristics, to discover new relations between them or to assess effective states inference mechanism. 5 Intended uses
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