Qualitative spatial and temporal reasoning: Efficient algorithms for everyone

Renz, Jochen

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Qualitative spatial and temporal reasoning: Efficient algorithms for everyone

Date

2007

Authors

Renz, Jochen

Publisher

Carnegie Mellon University

Abstract

In the past years a lot of research effort has been put into finding tractable subsets of spatial and temporal calculi. It has been shown empirically that large tractable subsets of these calculi not only provide efficient algorithms for reasoning problem