Sequential Satisficing track

This track covers classical STRIPS planning (non-durative actions) with actions having associated non-negative costs (not necessarily uniform). Apart from solving the problems within reasonable time, the goal of this track is to find low-cost plans, where the cost is defined as the sum of the costs of each plan's actions.

Core features are those that will appear in most (if not all) of the domains. So, in order for a planner to have chances to win this track of the competition, all the core features must be supported.

Optional features concern alternative but equivalent versions of each domain. These features will be used only in cases they facilitate domain modelling. When several alternative versions of a domain are supported by a planner, it is scored on the version on which it performs best.

SequentialSatisficing (zuletzt geƤndert am 2009-03-11 16:01:23 durch MalteHelmert)