
handle: 10281/524148 , 11392/2416143
Supervised classification is one of the main computational tasks of modern Artificial Intelligence, and it is used to automatically extract an underlying theory from a set of already classified instances. The available learning schemata are mostly limited to static instances, in which the temporal component of the information is absent, neglected, or abstracted into atemporal data, and purely, native temporal classification is still largely unexplored. In this paper, we propose a temporal rulebased classifier based on interval temporal logic, that is able to learn a classification model for multivariate classified (abstracted) time series, and we discuss some implementation issues.
Abstracting; Artificial intelligence; Automata theory; Classification (of information); Formal verification; Temporal logic
Abstracting; Artificial intelligence; Automata theory; Classification (of information); Formal verification; Temporal logic
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