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A planning problem is k-dependent if each action has at most k pre-conditions on variables unaffected by the action. This concept is well-founded since k is a constant for all but...
One method for reducing the time required for plan generation is to learn search control rules from experience. Most of the recent work in learning search control knowledge has co...
Planning for partially observable, nondeterministic domains is a very signi cant and computationally hard problem. Often, reasonable assumptions can be drawn over expected/nominal...
As planning agents grow more sophisticated, issues of plan representation arise alongside concerns with plan generation. Planning methods work over increasingly large and difficul...