Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions that achieve a desired goal from an initial state, assuming deterministic actions. Dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) on the other hand, provides formal frameworks that allow the modeling of complex beliefs in multi-agent settings and define how those beliefs change due to physical and communication actions. In this dissertation we focus on bridging the gap between the expressivity of DEL and the computational approaches used in classical planning. First, we present formulations that capture a fragment of the expressivity of DEL and can model nested knowledge in two different multi-agent settings. Second, we tackle the computational problem of finding plans by providing t...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
A realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions which are absent in cl...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions that achieve a desired goal from...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
Many AI applications involve the interaction of multiple autonomous agents, requiring those agents t...
International audienceA realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions ...
International audienceA realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions ...
Many AI applications involve the interaction of multiple autonomous agents, requiring those agents t...
Many AI applications involve the interaction of multiple au-tonomous agents, requiring those agents ...
Over the last few years, the concept of Artificial Intelligence has become central in different task...
Dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-agent planning that can...
Dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-agent planning that can...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
A realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions which are absent in cl...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions that achieve a desired goal from...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
Many AI applications involve the interaction of multiple autonomous agents, requiring those agents t...
International audienceA realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions ...
International audienceA realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions ...
Many AI applications involve the interaction of multiple autonomous agents, requiring those agents t...
Many AI applications involve the interaction of multiple au-tonomous agents, requiring those agents ...
Over the last few years, the concept of Artificial Intelligence has become central in different task...
Dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-agent planning that can...
Dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-agent planning that can...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
International audienceDynamic epistemic logic (DEL) provides a very expressive framework for multi-a...
A realistic model of multi-agent planning must allow us to formalize notions which are absent in cl...