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Atomate it! End-user context-sensitive automation using heterogeneous information sources on the web

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Figure 2: Top: A step-by-step montage illustrating the construction of the reminder behavior described in Scenario 1, using Atomate’s constrained  simpli-fied natural language UI (CNLI)
Figure 3: Scenario 3: Sherry adding a new data source to Atomate
Figure 4: Atomate data flow. Atomate pulls data from the web and updates the world model
Table 1: The nine rules participants were asked to create in the evaluation.
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