Difference (from revision 3 to 4)
Changed: 5c5
In this mode the temporal built-ins in this library work with temporal information specified by the [http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SWRLTemporalOntology SWRL Temporal Model] and determine if this information satisfies the relevant temporal predicate at a particular granularity. {nid AUR}
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In this mode the temporal built-ins in this library work with temporal information specified by the [http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SWRLTemporalOntology SWRL Temporal Model]. It operates on temporal information encoded using this model and determines if this information satisfies the relevant temporal predicate at a particular granularity. {nid AUR}
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Changed: 7c7
In addition to supporting interval-based modeling, the built-ins in this ontology can be used with basic XML Schema date and dateTime types. A description of this simpler usage can be found [http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SWRLTemporalBuiltIns here]. As described below, {{{<nowiki>temporal:ValidTime</nowiki>}}} arguments can be intermixed with XML Schema date and dateTime arguments in some built-ins. {nid AVB}
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In addition to operating on interval-based arguments, XML Schema date and dateTime arguments can also be intermixed in some built-ins. {nid AVE}
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Changed: 21c21
These built-ins implement the standard [http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=358434&dl=ACM&coll=portal Allen temporal operators]. They take two or three arguments. The first two arguments representing either instants or intervals and apply the relevant temporal operation to those arguments. A third optional argument specifies the granularity of the operation. If no granularity is specified, either the finest granularity of any instant or period argument is used, or, if there are no instants or periods arguments, the finest granularity supported by the library (i.e., milliseconds) is used. {nid AO2}
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These built-ins implement the standard [http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=358434&dl=ACM&coll=portal Allen temporal operators]. They take two or three arguments. The first two arguments representing either instants or intervals and apply the relevant temporal operation to those arguments. A final optional argument specifies the granularity of the operation. If no granularity is specified, either the finest granularity of any instant or period argument is used, or, if there are no instants or periods arguments, the finest granularity supported by the library (i.e., milliseconds) is used. {nid AO2}
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