An operator induction tool supporting knowledge engineering in planning

by Richardson, Nona Elizabeth

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Within the field 'artificial intelligence' are many disciplines, one of which is planning. Planning seeks to find a suitable sequence of actions to carry out a task specified as a set of initial states for the objects involved in the actions and a required goal state. To do this the system has to have enough knowledge about the 'world' in the form of a planning domain model The process of constructing a planning domain model requires knowledge engineering. The structuring of the knowledge is im…

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Within the field 'artificial intelligence' are many disciplines, one of which is planning. Planning seeks to find a suitable sequence of actions to carry out a task specified as a set of initial states for the objects involved in the actions and a required goal state. To do this the system has to have enough knowledge about the 'world' in the form of a planning domain model The process of constructing a planning domain model requires knowledge engineering. The structuring of the knowledge is important and hand-coding a domain model is a tedious and error-prone process. Static knowledge in the domain requires little update but the same cannot be said for the dynamic knowledge.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2008

Thesis Information

  • Degree:Ph.D.
  • University:University of Huddersfield

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  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2008

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  • ethos:494105

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