Deductive and Inductive Reasoning on Spatio-Temporal Data
Deductive and Inductive Reasoning on Spatio-Temporal Data
We present a framework for a declarative approach to spatiotemporal reasoning on geographical data, based on the constraint logical language STACLP, which offers deductive and inductive capabilities. It can be exploited for a deductive rule-based approach to represent domain knowledge on data. Furthermore it is well suited to model trajectories of moving objects, which can be analysed by using inductive techniques, like clustering, in order to find common movement patterns. A sketch of a case study on behavioral ecology is presented.
Spatio temporal reasoning, Logic Programming, Spatio-temporal reasoning, GIS, Spatio-temporal Data Mining, Clustering, Constraint programming, Data mining, Declarative programming
Spatio temporal reasoning, Logic Programming, Spatio-temporal reasoning, GIS, Spatio-temporal Data Mining, Clustering, Constraint programming, Data mining, Declarative programming
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