Spatial Reasoning
The Spatial Reasoning Group at Oxford studies problems whose solution is highly dependent on the exact shape of objects. Examples of spatial reasoning problems include:
- Collision detection (telling whether two simulated objects occupy the same space at the same time)
- Path planning (working out how to move objects whilst avoiding collisions)
- Wire-loom design
- Putting together a jig-saw
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| Basic Strategies for Molecular Docking with Scoring Functions Gwyn Skone‚ Stephen Cameron and Irina Voiculescu In German Conference on Bioinformatics. September, 2008. |
| Stratagems for Effective Function Evaluation in Computational Chemistry G.S. Skone PhD Thesis 2010. |
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