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Communication Aspects: How Landmarks Enrich the Communication Between Human and Machine
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Stephan Winter
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction: What Landmarks Are, and Why They Are Important
pp. 27
Landmarks: A Thought Experiment
pp. 41
Cognitive Aspects: How People Perceive, Memorize, Think and Talk About Landmarks
pp. 109
Conceptual Aspects: How Landmarks Can Be Described in Data Models
pp. 137
Computational Aspects: How Landmarks Can Be Observed, Stored, and Analysed
pp. 175
Communication Aspects: How Landmarks Enrich the Communication Between Human and Machine
pp. 205
Conclusions: What Is Known and What Is Still Challenging About Landmarks
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