James Allen in [AZZ2] formulated a calculus of convex time in-tervals, which is being applied to commonsense reasoning by Allen, Pat Hayes, Henry Kautz and others [AZZKuu, AZZHay]. For many purposes in AI, we need more general time intervals. We present a taxonomy of important binary relations between intervals which are unions of convex intervals, and we provide examples of these relations applied to the description of tasks and events. These relations appear to be necessary for such de-scription. Finally, we provide logical definitions of a taxonomy of general binary relations between non-convex intervals
The notion of time is a very interesting and exciting subject both in science and everyday life. One...
Interval temporal logics are temporal logics that ake time intervals, instead of time instants, as t...
The literature on the nature and representation of time is full of disputes and contradictory theori...
We describe a fragment of Allen's full algebra of time interval relations (the algebra of convex rel...
For representing natural language expressions with temporal repetition the well known time interval ...
Temporal indeterminacy is an inherent problem which arises when capturing and manipulating temporal ...
We work in a calculus of intervals, formulated by James Allen for convex intervals, and by ourselves...
International audienceA tractable subclass of Allen's algebra, called ORD-Horn relations, has been i...
The role of time in artificial intelligence is extremely important. Interval-based temporal reasonin...
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The Event Calculus was proposed by Kowalski and Sergot as a simple and effective tool for dealing wi...
Abstract. Time representation is important in many applications, such as temporal databases, plannin...
We formulate an algebra of binary temporal relations between events the number of occurrences of whi...
Allen’s interval algebra is a calculus for temporal reasoning that was introduced in 1983. Reasoning...
One of the fundamental questions regarding the temporal ontology is what is time composed of. While ...
The notion of time is a very interesting and exciting subject both in science and everyday life. One...
Interval temporal logics are temporal logics that ake time intervals, instead of time instants, as t...
The literature on the nature and representation of time is full of disputes and contradictory theori...
We describe a fragment of Allen's full algebra of time interval relations (the algebra of convex rel...
For representing natural language expressions with temporal repetition the well known time interval ...
Temporal indeterminacy is an inherent problem which arises when capturing and manipulating temporal ...
We work in a calculus of intervals, formulated by James Allen for convex intervals, and by ourselves...
International audienceA tractable subclass of Allen's algebra, called ORD-Horn relations, has been i...
The role of time in artificial intelligence is extremely important. Interval-based temporal reasonin...
The formalizations of periods of time inside a linear model of Time are usually based on the notion ...
The Event Calculus was proposed by Kowalski and Sergot as a simple and effective tool for dealing wi...
Abstract. Time representation is important in many applications, such as temporal databases, plannin...
We formulate an algebra of binary temporal relations between events the number of occurrences of whi...
Allen’s interval algebra is a calculus for temporal reasoning that was introduced in 1983. Reasoning...
One of the fundamental questions regarding the temporal ontology is what is time composed of. While ...
The notion of time is a very interesting and exciting subject both in science and everyday life. One...
Interval temporal logics are temporal logics that ake time intervals, instead of time instants, as t...
The literature on the nature and representation of time is full of disputes and contradictory theori...