In this paper we show an approach to conditional planning which is based on a particular three valued logic. Assignments and conditional formulae (built by means of the alternate operator) are used to represent uncertain situations. A model. for actions in a conditional framework is defined by giving an execution function, which returns the updated situation after the execution, and an executability predicate. We also define a weakest precondition semantics in order to determine the least alternative situation in which a plan is executable and, after the execution, a required formula holds. The tools we introduced allow us to compile a plan in a macroaction, which is an abstraction of a plan, neglecting its internal decomposition. It is possible to prove that the use of macroactions is correct in a more complex plan.

Compiling Task Networks into Partial Order Planning Domains

BAIOLETTI, Marco;MARCUGINI, Stefano;MILANI, Alfredo
1997

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In this paper we show an approach to conditional planning which is based on a particular three valued logic. Assignments and conditional formulae (built by means of the alternate operator) are used to represent uncertain situations. A model. for actions in a conditional framework is defined by giving an execution function, which returns the updated situation after the execution, and an executability predicate. We also define a weakest precondition semantics in order to determine the least alternative situation in which a plan is executable and, after the execution, a required formula holds. The tools we introduced allow us to compile a plan in a macroaction, which is an abstraction of a plan, neglecting its internal decomposition. It is possible to prove that the use of macroactions is correct in a more complex plan.
1997
3-540-60437-5
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