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| Name: | time |
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| Submitted by: | MarjanAlirezaie |
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| Intent: | This pattern allows us to represent a temporal distance between two timestamps within an observation process in a SmartHome. There are other situations where we need to measure the interval (temporal distance) in the form of time steps regardless of the exact dates indicating the boundaries of the interval. The latter case is used when we want to define a complex event based on the temporal distance with its preconditions. |
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| Solution description: | Specializing the OWL-Time ontology |
| Reusable OWL Building Block: | 1 (256) |
| Consequences: | We can quantitavely represent temporal distances through an observation process for different purposes . These purposes include
definition of an event in terms of its preconditions whose occurance timestamp is within a specific temporal distance with that of the event. |
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The SmartHome TimeInterval Content OP locally defines the following ontology elements:
No scenario is added to this Content OP.
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