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This document describes a weather app that provides different tasks based on weather conditions. The app uses an RDF framework and OpenWeather API to get weather data and select tasks matching the user's profile and difficulty level stored in an RDF file. It implements various modalities like shaking the phone or answering math questions. The app was created using Android Studio and integrates multiple activities, fragments, and a SPARQL query to retrieve the appropriate modality based on the user and weather context.
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- 4. Hard tasks Shake your phone 50 times Yell to your phone Answer math question Swap your screen Blow to microphone Gestures
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- 9. WeatherAlarm 17:40 Open the APPAdd an alarm clock
- 10. 17:40 Add an alarm clock
- 11. 17：4007：30
- 12. If it’s sunny ! Sunny！
- 13. If it’s Rainy ! Shake！
- 14. If it’s Snowy ! Scratch
- 15. If it’s Cloudy ! Scratch
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- 17. API: Android 5.0.1 (API 21) Jena RDF+ARQ OpenWeather API SW: Android Studio 1.0 HW: HTC One M7 Resource
- 18. RDF-Context
- 19. 4 22 xx Weather Difficulty UserProfile
- 20. 4 22 ++ Weather Difficulty UserProfile
- 21. RDF.xml
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- 23. • Obtain weather parameters • Displaying 2 Fragment Layout in the same canvas • Integration of multi-activities • Integration of UI design and codes • Controlling modality by context in RDF file • Importing RDF and modeling Issues & Solutions
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- 26. Thanks