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....and modify [4] In order to connect the domain with the task layer, a set of assumptions (or features) is used to specify when a method is applicable to a domain or a problem, and vice versa. A number of versions of (parts of) a library of problem solving methods for planning were discussed in: [21], where it is discussed in detail the knowledge roles and domain models; in [2] the basic methods and the task method decomposition structure are presented in detail; in [3] we have focused on the knowledge acquisition benefits of the library, by concentrating on the assumptions; in [1] and ....
A. Valente. Knowledge level analysis of planning. SIGART Bulletin, 6(1): 33-41, 1995.
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....A set of features (or assumptions) of problem solving methods is used to specify the connection between these two groups by defining when a method is applicable to a domain or a problem. Earlier versions of (parts of) the library presented in this paper were discussed in (de Barros et al. 1996; Valente, 1995). In (Valente, 1995) we discussed in detail the knowledge roles and domain models. In (de Barros et al. 1996) we concentrated on the basic methods and the task method decomposition structure. In this paper, we focus on the knowledge acquisition benefits of the library, by concentrating on the ....
....(or assumptions) of problem solving methods is used to specify the connection between these two groups by defining when a method is applicable to a domain or a problem. Earlier versions of (parts of) the library presented in this paper were discussed in (de Barros et al. 1996; Valente, 1995) In (Valente, 1995), we discussed in detail the knowledge roles and domain models. In (de Barros et al. 1996) we concentrated on the basic methods and the task method decomposition structure. In this paper, we focus on the knowledge acquisition benefits of the library, by concentrating on the third group of ....
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Valente, A. (1995). Knowledge level analysis of planning. SIGART Bulletin, 6(1):33--41.
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