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A Fuzzy Set Model of Approximate Linguistic Terms in Descriptions of Binary Topological Relations Biness of approximate linguistic terms. Then a fuzzy set model of three approximate linguistic terms, ‘a(chǎn) little bit,’ ‘somewhat,’ and ‘nearly completely,’ is presented. A discussion of possible further research is followed by a summary at the end of the chapter.

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Manfred Sch?tzke,Udo Ritterbachn, but also does it structure all our activities and relationships with the external world. Space serves as the basis for many metaphors, including temporal metaphors. It is inherently more complex than time, because it is multidimensional and epistemologically multiple..The way humans often deal wi

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Manfred Sch?tzke,Udo Ritterbach concerns the degree of likelihood with which a qualitative spatial relation can be mapped to a geometric counterpart. In this chapter, we argue that the integration of fuzzy knowledge into qualitative models allows us more effective spatial reasoning. In fact, the basic step of reasoning with posit

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