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Flowchart of memory fragment recall in an AIR. 

Flowchart of memory fragment recall in an AIR. 

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Figure 1. Architecture of an Active Information Resource (AIR). 
Figure 2. Overview of the proposed memory recall support system based...
Figure 3. Processing flow of the memory recall support system based on...
Table 3 . Metadata example used in an AIR (seminar presentation).
+13 Figure 4. Flowchart of memory fragment activation manager. 
Memory Recall Support System Based on Active Acquisition and Accumulation of Memory Fragments
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  • May 2018
With the widespread use of wearable sensors, cloud services, social networking services (SNS), etc., there are various applications and systems that record information on users’ daily activities and support recalling these activities. In various situations in everyday life, it is useful to recall and refer to past events by utilizing such informati...
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... is also possible that the system automatically inputs the situation of the user. Figure 6 shows the memory fragment recall process in an AIR. In this paper, a recall request is realized by a keyword-based input. ...

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