Titlebook: GeoSpatial Semantics; First International M. Andrea Rodríguez,Isabel Cruz,Max J. Egenhofer Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Ber

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86273-1onceptions. The work presented in this paper is part of our ongoing research on applying commonsense reasoning to elicit and maintain models that represent users’ conceptualisations. Such user models will enable taking into account the users’ perspective of the real world and will empower personalis

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Die Gestalt der Elektrischen Freileitunge as possible without running into a behavior interpretation problem that is computationally intractable. The approach is shown to be sufficiently expressive to model the interaction between intentions and behavior in a location-based game, CityPoker.

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Comparing Representations of Geographic Knowledge Expressed as Conceptual Graphs concept is semantically closer to another. For producing the conceptual graph representation of any geographic concept definition we follow two steps, tagging and parsing, while for measuring the similarity between two geographic ontologies we apply proper modifications to the Dice coefficient that is mainly used for comparing binary structures.

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Representing the Meaning of Spatial Behavior by Spatially Grounded Intentional Systemse as possible without running into a behavior interpretation problem that is computationally intractable. The approach is shown to be sufficiently expressive to model the interaction between intentions and behavior in a location-based game, CityPoker.

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Research in Management Accounting & Controlention is given to a central concept in qualitative reasoning, namely the composition of relations. The so-called composition-rule table is presented, which is a neat way of representing a composition table. The usefulness of QTC and the composition-rule table is illustrated by an example.