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Adaptive Link Annotation in Distributed Hypermedia Systems: The Evaluation of a Service-Based Approach Export

Adaptive Hypermedia and Adaptive Web-Based Systems (2008), pp. 245-254.

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A service-based approach to link annotation expands the applicability of adaptive navigation support functionality beyond the limits of traditional adaptive hypermedia systems. With this approach, the decision-making functionality is separated from the application systems and encapsulated in a personalization service. This paper attempts to evaluate the feasibility of using this approach in the real world. After a brief overview of current efforts to develop service-based approaches to adaptive hypermedia, we describe our specific implementation of this approach as personalization architecture and report the results of an extensive performance evaluation of this architecture.


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