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Vague distance predicates

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Abstract

A formal theory of vague distance predicates is presented which combines a crisp region-based geometry with a theory of vague size predicates in a supervaluation-based formal framework. In the object language of the axiomatic theory, logical and semantic properties of vague distance predicates that are context- and domain-independent are formalized. Context and domain-dependent aspects are addressed in the meta-language of the theory by incorporating context- and domain-specific restrictions on the canonical interpretations. This allows to relate the ontological and qualitative analysis in the object language to numeric values as they are commonly used in scientific discourses.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)209-229
Number of pages21
JournalGeoInformatica
Volume21
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - Apr 1 2017

Keywords

  • Applied ontology
  • Distance predicates
  • Formal ontology
  • Mereo-geometry
  • Vagueness

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