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Planning with Partial Observability by SAT

Conference Paper Planning Artificial Intelligence · Knowledge Representation · Logic in Computer Science

Abstract

Abstract Geffner & Geffner (2018) have shown that finding plans by reduction to SAT is not limited to classical planning, but is competitive also for fully observable non-deterministic planning. This work extends these ideas to planning with partial observability. Specifically, we handle partial observability by requiring that during the execution of a plan, the same actions have to be taken in all indistinguishable circumstances. We demonstrate that encoding this condition directly leads to far better scalability than an explicit encoding of observations-to-actions mapping, for high numbers of observations.

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Venue
European Conference on Logics in Artificial Intelligence
Archive span
2000-2023
Indexed papers
542
Paper id
296190657308247703
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