I am looking for pointers to practical or theoretical work on interval
calculi that use lazy evaluation. CLtL2 series are an example of the
kind of lazy evaluation that I mean.
Is there a received wisdom concerning the viability of lazy evaluation
for practical applications such as AI schedulers?
Is the topic considered closed? I have not found anything less than 5
years old. Is there anything? Is there interest in the topic?
Where else should I ask? sci.math.* (theory)? comp.ai (scheduling)?
bionet.* (genome sequences)? comp.constraints (interval constraints)?
Comments will be appreciated.
If you post a followup to this article, I would appreciate a courtesy
verbatim copy by email to help work around potentially unreliable feeds.
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