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Children's expressions of spatial knowledge

Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 1989
Different expressions of spatial knowledge were examined by having groups of first-, fourth-, and sixth-grade children perform model construction, verbal description, and route reversal tasks after they learned the correct path through a pedestrian maze.
G L, Allen, K C, Kirasic, R L, Beard
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Knowledge Economy: Spatial Approaches

2023
Knowledge economy can be defined in several ways. It is abstract yet concrete, a thing and a process, structured by practices and structuring societal practices, imagined and material, economic and political, theorized and experienced. As a scholarly abstraction, it has been debated under many rubrics, such as knowledge-based economy, intangible ...
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Spatial perception and knowledge

Cognitive Processing, 2008
The enthusiasm elicited by the Third International Conference on Spatial Cognition, which was held in Rome in September 2006 (see the ‘‘Laboratory Note’’ in this issue), convinced the Editorial Board of Cognitive Processing to publish an extended and revised version of the most valuable papers presented at the Conference.
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Reasoning With Inaccurate Spatial Knowledge

SPIE Proceedings, 1988
Work currently in progress on spatial planning for a semiautonomous mobile robot vehicle is described. The overall project objective is to design a semiautonomous rover to plan routes in unknown, natural terrains. The authors elaborate on the problem of reasoning with imperfect geographical knowledge and briefly discuss a route planner which uses the ...
R.S. Doshi   +3 more
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Hierarchic representation for spatial knowledge

1994
One of the fundamental issues in building autonomous agents is to be able to sense, represent and react to the world. Some of the earlier work [Mor83, Elf90, AyF89] has aimed towards a reconstructionist approach, where a number of sensors are used to obtain input that is used to construct a model of the world that mirrors the real world.
Dorota H. Kieronska, Svetha Venkatesh
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A logic for the representation of spatial knowledge

1991
In this introduction we start speaking about temporal logic. In fact, while a wide corpus of studies about temporal logic exists, it is obvious that in a universe where modem relativistic physics has been written down in the book space and time are related both in conceptualization and in formal theories about them.
Massimo Abbati, Stefano Odoardi
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Spatial Knowledge Representation on the Semantic Web

2010 IEEE Fourth International Conference on Semantic Computing, 2010
The Region Connection Calculus based on 8 relations (RCC8) is one of several extensively researched methods to use for qualitative spatial representation and reasoning. We discuss several issues arising when representing RCC8 in OWL DL, a decidable fragment of OWL.
Frederik Hogenboom   +3 more
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Knowledge Discovery in Multiple Spatial Databases

Neural Computing & Applications, 2002
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Aleksandar Lazarevic, Zoran Obradovic
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Knowledge discovery from spatial transactions

Journal of Intelligent Information Systems, 2006
We propose a general mechanism to represent the spatial transactions in a way that allows the use of the existing data mining methods. Our proposal allows the analyst to exploit the layered structure of geographical information systems in order to define the layers of interest and the relevant spatial relations among them.
RINZIVILLO S, TURINI, FRANCO
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A formal framework to represent spatial knowledge

Knowledge and Information Systems, 2016
Visual representations are an essential element in human---computer interaction and can be conceived as a collection of graphical objects arranged in a two-dimensional space. It is quite natural to model visual representations through the qualitative relationships holding between their objects, and therefore, qualitative spatial relations are a ...
DELLA PENNA, GIUSEPPE   +2 more
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