The field of Adaptive Interfaces has been an active area of research for over ten years. While there have been great advances, unresolved issues remain. We first define a general and theoretical model of adaptive mobile interfaces based on a survey of existing research. Using our generalized adaptive interface model, we then proceed to build taxonomies of variables used for adaptation. The objective of this effort is to provide researchers, designers, and builders a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms, processes, and outcomes of adaptive mobile interfaces

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Framework Context Adaptive Mobile User Interface Soft Computing