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Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing

The need for a formal language in which to express and reason about spatial concepts is of crucial importance in many areas of AI and visual systems. For the last five years, spatial reasoning research by the Qualitative Spatial Reasoning Group, University of Leeds, has centred on the development and application of such a language the RCC spatial logic. Below, we briefly describe the work of the group in this area.

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