Abstract

Currently, human activity demands the creation of intelligent environments, that is, a physical world where technologies are integrated into everyday objects. Interconnected technologies include software with decision capabilities over data sets. These software require algorithms that use disruptive paradigms that allow greater possibilities for solving integrated problems. However, there are no guides to guide programmers in this direction. This work proposes a methodology to develop intelligent algorithms. This methodology based on intrinsic aspects of software engineering allows to go from the analysis of the context to the incorporation of the code in intelligent environments. The proposed methodology is tested in a real case study of energy management and demonstrates its usefulness and effectiveness. This work aims to be a valuable contribution to the generation of new intelligent environments.