Abstract
Recent research on qualitative reasoning has focussed on representing and reasoning about events that occur repeatedly. Allen's interval algebra has been modified to model events that are collections of convex intervals—a non-convex interval. Using the modified version of Allen's algebra, constraint-based algorithms have been investigated for finding feasible relations in a network of non-convex intervals.
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