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Abstract: We define the SAS
+
planning formalism,
which generalizes the previously presented
SAS formalism. The SAS
+
formalism is compared
with some better-known propositionalplanning
formalisms with respect to expressiveness.
Contrary to intuition, all formalisms
turn out to be equally expressive in
a very strong sense. We further present the
SAS
+
-PUS planning problem which generalizes
the previously presented, tractable SASPUS
problem. We prove that also the SAS
+
-
PUS problem is tractable... (Update)
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.... decide whether a plan exists or not [66] However, for the blocksworld problem per se a plan can be found in low order polynomial time [51, 52, 80] while the decision problem for bounded plans is NP complete, i.e. still better than PSPACE complete. Furthermore, the modification...
.... computationally as hard as planning itself, at least for the case of propositional strips, which is PSPACE complete [ Bylander, 1994; Backstrom, 1992 ] Theorem 1 For propositional strips, deciding complete irrelevance, solution irrelevance, and solution length irrelevance of...
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Christer Backstrom. Equivalence and tractability results for SAS + planning. In Bill Swartout and Bernhard Nebel, editors, Proceedings of the 26 3rd International Conference on Principles on Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR-92), pages 126--137, Cambridge, MA, USA, October 1992. Morgan Kaufmann. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/backstrom92equivalence.html More
@misc{ backstrom92equivalence,
author = "C. Backstrom",
title = "Equivalence and tractability results for SAS + planning",
text = "Christer Backstrom. Equivalence and tractability results for SAS + planning.
In Bill Swartout and Bernhard Nebel, editors, Proceedings of the 26 3rd
International Conference on Principles on Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
(KR-92), pages 126--137, Cambridge, MA, USA, October 1992. Morgan Kaufmann.",
year = "1992",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/backstrom92equivalence.html" }
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