Dynamic Communities Samudaya: Middleware For Distributed Systems Team
The Samudaya team aims to deliver messages dynamically based on user interests using a static ontology. Their application focuses on relevance in a world of constant notifications. Explore their system architecture, application flow, and future scope involving dynamic ontologies.
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Dynamic Communities : Samudaya CS 237 : Middleware For Distributed Systems Team : - - - Abhishek Nancherla J () Ashwin Raman Vaishakh Baragur Narasimhareddy
Motivation and Goal 1.In today's world, where there is an outburst in the number of notifications, relevance of messages to the users is important, failing which messages will be treated as spam or ignored. 2.Our application, which we like to call Samudaya aims to leverage a static ontology which allows a client to specify their interest; based on the user s interest, messages are delivered dynamically.
Use Case The College Student Community With Varied Interests.
Tools/ Softwares Client : Android Application Server : Java (Container : Tomcat7) Database - Client : SQLite - Server : MySQL Notification Service : Google Cloud Messaging Service ( GCM)
Future Scope Dynamic Ontologies: - Currently, we have written a service that parses an XML file containing interests and adds them to our Database. The client syncs itself to copy the interests from the server on start of the app. An abstraction layer can be developed which extracts these interests from the Web. -
