“…Knowledge-based reasoning in addition to the aforementioned methods is widely used (Tzallas, Karvelis, et al, 2006). This arises from the need to incorporate knowledge of neurophysiologists that adopt spatial and temporal rules (Acir, et al, 2005;Dingle, Jones, Carroll, & Fright, 1993;Edwards, James, Coakley, & Brown, 1976;Glover, Raghavan, Ktonas, & Frost, 1989;James, 1997;James, et al, 1999;Liu, et al, 2002;Ozdamar, Yaylali, Jayakar, & Lopez, 1991;Tzallas, Karvelis, et al, 2006;Webber, et al, 1994). More specifically, Glover and coauthors (1989), Dingle and coauthors (1993), and Liu and coauthors (2002) used a knowledge-based system with a high degree of success, taking advantage of both spatial and temporal information.…”