Qualitative Spatial ChangeOxford University Press, 2000 - 409 Seiten This book is a contribution to the emerging discipline of Qualitative Spatial Information Theory. The discipline has arisen from a realization that traditional quantitative techniques for the analysis of spatial phenomena must be supplemented by a wide range of qualitative methods if we are to use information technology effectively to further our capacity for handling spatio-temporal information. Such qualitative methods must be supported by a body of theory concerning the nature and organization of our spatio-temporal concepts. This theory will cover time, space, objects in space, their spatial attributes, changes in those attributes, and the temporal structure of those changes. In this book each topic is given a chapter to itself, and theory of qualitative spaces as partitions of quantitative spaces is developed in detail, and applied to numerous particular cases. The theory thus provides a uniform basis for the further development of formal and computational theories of spatial change. |
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... particular with the way in which languages encode - or help to form - aspects of our experience such as the spatial and temporal attributes of , and relations among , the objects of our discourse . • Logic is concerned with how to ...
... particular with the way in which languages encode - or help to form - aspects of our experience such as the spatial and temporal attributes of , and relations among , the objects of our discourse . • Logic is concerned with how to ...
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... particular point of view . Some examples are silhouettes , reflections , rainbows , and the hori- zon . These are all in a certain sense illusory , although it would be misleading to call them illusions ; perhaps a better term is ...
... particular point of view . Some examples are silhouettes , reflections , rainbows , and the hori- zon . These are all in a certain sense illusory , although it would be misleading to call them illusions ; perhaps a better term is ...
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... particular quantity of matter which constitutes this particular table . The form of the table concerns the way the matter is put together to form the table : it has a flat rectangular top about 2 centimetres thick , supported by ...
... particular quantity of matter which constitutes this particular table . The form of the table concerns the way the matter is put together to form the table : it has a flat rectangular top about 2 centimetres thick , supported by ...
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adjacency area-separation atomic axioms beg(i beg(j Boolean algebra boundary boundary-separation circle closed sets co-dimension complement components conceptual neighbourhood connected connectivity space consider continuous convex corresponding curvature definition diagram dimension discrete discrete space discussed distinct dominance element end(i entities event-type example finite function geometry given granularity Hausdorff distance hence holds hole instant interior interval irreflexive kind linear logic material objects mathematical means measure Mereology mereotopology mode space notion NTPP occur ontology overlap pair phase space point-set point-set topology position possible properties q₁ qualitative quantitative R₁ RCC relations real numbers reference object reflectional symmetry regarded regions regular open sets representation represented rotation sense sequence set of points shape shown in Figure spatial change specified subinterval subspace subspace topology supervenient surface symmetry t₁ temporal theorem theory three-dimensional three-dimensional space tion TM space topological topological space transition triangle xneg ypos zero
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