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Bruce D'Ambrosio, Qualitative Process Theory Using Linguistic Variables [Book Review]
ACM SIGART Bulletin 2 (2):25-27 (1991)
Abstract
Ken Forbus's Qualitative Process Theory (QPT) is a popular theory for reasoning about the physical aspects of the daily world. Qualitative Process Theory Using Linguistic Variables by Bruce D'Ambrosio (Springer-Verlag, New York, 1989) is an attempt to fill some gaps in QPT.Author's Profile
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