Studies in the psychology of spatial reasoning often focus on positional problems, such as"
A is to the left of B, C is to the right of B, where is A compared to C?". The computational …

While there is a plethora of cognitive models for spatial relational reasoning, only few of
them have been implemented and less have been compared to each other. Additionally, a …

In the psychology of reasoning, spatial reasoning capacities are often explained by
postulating models in the mind. According to the Space To Reason theory, these models …

Computational models for human spatial reasoning must be cognitively adequate, precise,
applicable, and usable for and usable by psychologist. For that reason, a formally and …

In recent years a lot of psychological research efforts have been made in analyzing human
spatial reasoning. Psychologists have implicitly used few spatial cognitive models, ie models …

One of the long-term goals of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is to endow computers with
commonsense reasoning, a topic that dates back to the very beginning [10] of the area of …

We introduce a unified approach to account for the problems people have in spatial
reasoning. This approach combines two theories: the mental model theory which aims to …

Human spatial relational reasoning has been investigated by presenting participants with
premises like:“The triangle is to the left of the circle, the circle is to the left of the square …

Reasoning about inference problems that allow for multiple interpretations requires
maintaining intermediate representations that, if necessary, may be reconsidered at a later …

Spatial reasoning is an important part of common-sense reasoning but has most often been
examined in isolation from other areas of common sense knowledge representation. Spatial …