Resumo (PT):
Abstract (EN):
The importance of temporal representation and reasoning is
well known to the database community. Examples of such significance
are the languages TSQL2 and its follow up, SQL/Temporal.
Contextual Logic Programming (CxLP) is a powerful and simple mechanism which addresses the general issue of modularity in Logic Programming. In this paper we propose a framework for temporal representation
and reasoning that makes use of recent developments of CxLP. The elementary temporal elements of our system are sets of time points, defined
in Constraint Logic Programming (CLP). Combining the paradigms of
CxLP and CLP, we define time points, intervals (sets containing all time
points between the bounds) and operations between these temporal elements.
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
12