An Ontology of Physical Action
An Ontology of Physical Action
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DefinltioD 8-7: Given an object and two scenes S^ and 52, net-motion(C>, 5i, 52)"Sceneniapping(OvS2)- (sceneraapping(0^i))~^ Given object O and history H, hnet-motion(0, //)"net-motion (O. Startscene (^, endscene(//)). It is a basic theor^n of linear algebra that any rigid motion can be written as the composi- tion of a rotation and a translation.
Theorem 8-1: Given any rigid motion R, there exist X, L, and 6 such that /?=translate(X)rotate(L, 9). This is called a rotation-translation decomposi...tion of R. We write /f=rot-trans(XJL, 6). Two decort^sitions of the same motion, /?=rot-trans(i4X, 6)=rot- trans(fl, Af, (D), satisfy the foUowing relations: 'i~
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DefinltioD 8-7: Given an object and two scenes S^ and 52, net-motion(C>, 5i, 52)"Sceneniapping(OvS2)- (sceneraapping(0^i))~^ Given object O and history H, hnet-motion(0, //)"net-motion (O. Startscene (^, endscene(//)). It is a basic theor^n of linear algebra that any rigid motion can be written as the composi- tion of a rotation and a translation.
Theorem 8-1: Given any rigid motion R, there exist X, L, and 6 such that /?=translate(X)rotate(L, 9). This is called a rotation-translation decomposi...tion of R. We write /f=rot-trans(XJL, 6). Two decort^sitions of the same motion, /?=rot-trans(i4X, 6)=rot- trans(fl, Af, (D), satisfy the foUowing relations: 'i~
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