Most real world environments are non-deterministic. Automatic plan formation in non-deterministic do-mmns is, however, still an open problem. In this pa-per we present a practical algorithm for the automatic generation of solutions to planning problems in non-deterministic domains. Our approach has the following main features. First, the planner generates Universal Plans. Second, it generates plans which are guaranteed to achieve the goal in spite of non-determinism, if such plans exist. Otherwise, the planner generates plans which encode iterative trial-and-error strategies (e.g. try to pick up a block until succeed), which are guar-anteed to achieve the goal under the assumption that if there is a non-deterministic possibility for the ite...
Rarely planning domains are fully observable. For this reason, the ability to deal with partial obse...
We present a novel approach to fully-observable nondeterministic planning (FOND) that attempts to br...
Planning with sensing actions under partial observability is a computationally challenging problem t...
Most real world environments are non-deterministic. Automatic plan formation in non-deterministic do...
Most real world domains are non-deterministic: the state of the world can be incompletely known, the...
Recently model checking representation and search techniques were shown to be ef-ciently applicable ...
Symbolic universal planning based on the reduced Ordered Binary Decision Diagram (OBDD) has been sho...
Recent research has addressed the problem of planning in non-deterministic domains. Classical planni...
Symbolic universal planning based on the reduced Ordered Binary Decision Diagram (OBDD) has been sh...
Several real world applications require planners that deal with non-deterministic domains and with t...
Planning in nondeterministic domains yields both conceptual and practical difficulties. From the con...
AbstractPlanning in nondeterministic domains yields both conceptual and practical difficulties. From...
Automated planning considers selecting and sequencing actions in orderto change the state of a discr...
Non-determinism is often caused by infrequent errors that make otherwise deterministic actions fail...
In the thesis is tackled the Artificial Intelligence (AI) problem of Automatic Planning using Symbol...
Rarely planning domains are fully observable. For this reason, the ability to deal with partial obse...
We present a novel approach to fully-observable nondeterministic planning (FOND) that attempts to br...
Planning with sensing actions under partial observability is a computationally challenging problem t...
Most real world environments are non-deterministic. Automatic plan formation in non-deterministic do...
Most real world domains are non-deterministic: the state of the world can be incompletely known, the...
Recently model checking representation and search techniques were shown to be ef-ciently applicable ...
Symbolic universal planning based on the reduced Ordered Binary Decision Diagram (OBDD) has been sho...
Recent research has addressed the problem of planning in non-deterministic domains. Classical planni...
Symbolic universal planning based on the reduced Ordered Binary Decision Diagram (OBDD) has been sh...
Several real world applications require planners that deal with non-deterministic domains and with t...
Planning in nondeterministic domains yields both conceptual and practical difficulties. From the con...
AbstractPlanning in nondeterministic domains yields both conceptual and practical difficulties. From...
Automated planning considers selecting and sequencing actions in orderto change the state of a discr...
Non-determinism is often caused by infrequent errors that make otherwise deterministic actions fail...
In the thesis is tackled the Artificial Intelligence (AI) problem of Automatic Planning using Symbol...
Rarely planning domains are fully observable. For this reason, the ability to deal with partial obse...
We present a novel approach to fully-observable nondeterministic planning (FOND) that attempts to br...
Planning with sensing actions under partial observability is a computationally challenging problem t...