Dynamic temporal interpretation contexts for temporal abstraction
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abstract: The temporal-abstraction task is the task of abstracting higher-level concepts from time-stamped data in a context-sensitive manner. We have developed a knowledge-based framework for solving that task. The framework includes a model of time, parameters, events, and interpretation contexts. A formal specification of a domain's temporal-abstraction knowledge supports acquisition, maintenance, reuse, and sharing of that knowledge. We have defined the knowledge-based temporal-abstraction method, a problem-solving method that decomposes the temporal-abstraction task into five subtasks. These subtasks are solved by five domain-independent temporal-abstractionmechanisms. In this paper, we present the logical model underlying the representation and runtime formation of interpretation contexts. Interpretation contexts are relevant for abstraction of time-oriented data and are induced by input data, concluded abstractions, external events, goals of the temporal-abstraction process, and certain combinations of interpretation contexts. Knowledge about interpretation contexts is represented as a context ontology and as a dynamic induction relation over interpretation contexts and other proposition types. Induced interpretation contexts are either basic, composite, generalized, or nonconvex.We discuss several significant advantages of separating explicitly interpretation-context propositions from the propositions inducing them and from the abstractions created within them.
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| Abstract | The temporal-abstraction task is the task … The temporal-abstraction task is the task of abstracting higher-level concepts from time-stamped data in a context-sensitive manner. We have developed a knowledge-based framework for solving that task. The framework includes a model of time, parameters, events, and interpretation contexts. A formal specification of a domain's temporal-abstraction knowledge supports acquisition, maintenance, reuse, and sharing of that knowledge. We have defined the knowledge-based temporal-abstraction method, a problem-solving method that decomposes the temporal-abstraction task into five subtasks. These subtasks are solved by five domain-independent temporal-abstractionmechanisms. In this paper, we present the logical model underlying the representation and runtime formation of interpretation contexts. Interpretation contexts are relevant for abstraction of time-oriented data and are induced by input data, concluded abstractions, external events, goals of the temporal-abstraction process, and certain combinations of interpretation contexts. Knowledge about interpretation contexts is represented as a context ontology and as a dynamic induction relation over interpretation contexts and other proposition types. Induced interpretation contexts are either basic, composite, generalized, or nonconvex.We discuss several significant advantages of separating explicitly interpretation-context propositions from the propositions inducing them and from the abstractions created within them. from the abstractions created within them. |
| Author | Yuval Shahar + |
| Bibtype | techreport + |
| Institution | Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory + |
| Key | KSL-95-79 + |
| Month | December + |
| Note | Medical Computer Science + |
| Number | KSL-95-79 + |
| Tag | Computer science + |
| Title | Dynamic Temporal Interpretation Contexts for Temporal Abstraction + |
| Tr id | KSL-95-79 + |
| Year | 1995 + |

