- ...
literals.1
- It is easy to see that
and
are readily related. Specifically each constituent
contains
of the
literals, corresponding to
models.
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- ... paper.2
- We are aware
of the negative publicity associated with the B&T problems and we
do in fact handle more interesting problems with difficult
reachability and uncertainty (e.g. Logistics and Rovers), but to
simplify our discussion we choose this small problem.
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- ... as:3
- Note that
may not be in
clausal form after regression (especially when an action has
multiple conditional effects).
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- ... distance.4
- Interaction between states
captures the notion that actions performed to transition one state
to the goal may interfere (negatively interact) or aid with
(positively interact) transitioning other states to goals states.
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- ... knowledge.5
- This problem may be interesting to
investigate in a multi-agent planning scenario, assuming no global
communication (e.g. no radio dispatcher).
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- ... heuristics6
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