Context-Matching Method as a Transformation Paradigm Between Position and Location Domains in Location-Based Services
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location-based service, domain transformationAbstract
A two-domain approach involving position and location has been introduced to provide a formal description needed for optimal organization of information processing for utilization in Location-Based Services development and operation. This paper proposes the transformation that connects the two domains (position and location), outlines its formal description, and validates the concept using the Context-Matching method as a paradigm.
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