Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  propose an approach to formally representing structured temporal objects. These new temporal objects are recursively made up of convex intervals and Allen's convex relations. The major emphasis in our approach is on temporal repetition. To that effect  define the time loop. Time loops allow us to abstract common elements in repetitive temporal patterns. A loop is essentially parameterized by a cycle which is a structured temporal element possibly including subloops, a relation beten instances of the cycle and a repetitions number. A temporal assertions are true during these temporal objects, and thus this formalism allows one to concisely represent and reason with assertions which have an inherent temporal structure. Hence, this formalism allows one to concisely represent, for example, the scheduling of regular meetings in a university, where a meeting may in turn be composed of structured temporal elements.
['Diana Cukierman', 'James P. Delgrande']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A formalization of structured temporal objects and repetition
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