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....procedural and hierarchical domain knowledge given as a general program. In that case planning will involve nding an action sequence that follows the sketch dictated by the general program and the same time obeys the temporal domain knowledge. This distinguishes our work from other related work [22, 24, 5, 32] where the domain knowledge allowed were much more restricted. A byproduct of the way we deal with procedural knowledge is that, in a propositional environment, our approach of planning (ASP) with procedural knowledge can be viewed as an o line interpreter for a GOLOG program. Because of the ....
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