[EN] Generalized planning is the task of generating a single solution (a generalized plan) that is valid for multiple planning instances. In this paper we introduce a novel formalism for representing generalized plans that borrows two mechanisms from structured programming: control flow and procedure calls. On one hand, control flow structures allow to compactly represent generalized plans. On the other hand, procedure calls allow to represent hierarchical and recursive solutions as well as to reuse existing generalized plans. The paper also presents a compilation from generalized planning into classical planning which allows us to compute generalized plans with off-the-shelf planners. The compilation can incorporate prior knowledge in the ...
In many domains generalized plans can only/nbe computed if certain high-level state features,/ni.e. ...
We consider the problem of finding generalized plans for situations where the number of objects may ...
AbstractConstructing plans that can handle multiple problem instances is a longstanding open problem...
Generalized planning is the task of generating a single solution that is valid for a set of planning...
Research in the field of Automated Planning is largely focused on the problem of constructing plans ...
Research in the field of Automated Planning is largely focused on the problem of constructing plans ...
Generalized planning is the problem of finding an algorithm-like solution called generalized plan to...
Generalized planning is the problem of finding an algorithm-like solution called generalized plan to...
Generalized planning is the problem of finding an algorithm-like solution called generalized plan to...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions, from a given initial state to s...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions, from a given initial state to s...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions, from a given initial state to s...
AbstractConstructing plans that can handle multiple problem instances is a longstanding open problem...
Given the complexity of planning, it is often beneficial to create plans that work for a wide class ...
We propose a compilation that enhances a given classical planning task to compute plans that contain...
In many domains generalized plans can only/nbe computed if certain high-level state features,/ni.e. ...
We consider the problem of finding generalized plans for situations where the number of objects may ...
AbstractConstructing plans that can handle multiple problem instances is a longstanding open problem...
Generalized planning is the task of generating a single solution that is valid for a set of planning...
Research in the field of Automated Planning is largely focused on the problem of constructing plans ...
Research in the field of Automated Planning is largely focused on the problem of constructing plans ...
Generalized planning is the problem of finding an algorithm-like solution called generalized plan to...
Generalized planning is the problem of finding an algorithm-like solution called generalized plan to...
Generalized planning is the problem of finding an algorithm-like solution called generalized plan to...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions, from a given initial state to s...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions, from a given initial state to s...
Classical planning is the problem of finding a sequence of actions, from a given initial state to s...
AbstractConstructing plans that can handle multiple problem instances is a longstanding open problem...
Given the complexity of planning, it is often beneficial to create plans that work for a wide class ...
We propose a compilation that enhances a given classical planning task to compute plans that contain...
In many domains generalized plans can only/nbe computed if certain high-level state features,/ni.e. ...
We consider the problem of finding generalized plans for situations where the number of objects may ...
AbstractConstructing plans that can handle multiple problem instances is a longstanding open problem...