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A Performance Evaluation of Ontology-Based Context Reasoning

The CARE middleware aims at supporting context-aware adaptation of Internet services in a mobile computing environment. The CARE hybrid reasoning mechanism is based on a loose interaction between ontological reasoning and efficient reasoning in a restricted logic programming language. In this paper we report recent experimental results on ontology-based context reasoning that support the hybrid approach