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Automated Planning in Temporal Domains: Some Recent Advances and Current Research Topics
Alicante, Spain June 28-June 30
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Alfonso Gerevini, Universita degli Studi di Brescia, Italy
Automated planning is a central area of artificial intelligence, involving the design of languages and computational models for reasoning about actions, change and time. In domain-independent planning, a planning problem is specified by the description of an initial world state, a set of desired goals to achieve and a set of possible actions or action schemata (domain operators). A solution of a planning problem is a (partially) ordered set of actions forming a valid plan, whose execution in the initial state transforms it into a world state where the problem goals are satisfied.
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Alfonso Gerevini, "Automated Planning in Temporal Domains: Some Recent Advances and Current Research Topics," time, pp.3-4, 14th International Symposium on Temporal Representation and Reasoning (TIME'07), 2007
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