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ORCID4th AIPS 1998: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
- Reid G. Simmons, Manuela M. Veloso, Stephen F. Smith:
Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Planning Systems, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, 1998. AAAI 1998, ISBN 1-57735-052-9
Applications
- José Luis Ambite, Craig A. Knoblock:
Flexible and Scalable Query Planning in Distributed and Heterogeneous Environments. 3-10 - Silvia Miksch, Robert Kosara, Yuval Shahar, Peter D. Johnson:
AsbruView: Visualization of Time-Oriented, Skeletal Plans. 11-18 - Javier Contreras, Matthias Klusch, Jerome Yen:
Multi-Agent Coalition Formation in Power Transmission Planning: A Bilateral Shapley Value Approach. 19-26 - Austin Tate, Jeff Dalton, John Levine:
Generation of Multiple Qualitatively Different Plan Options. 27-35
Classical Algorithms
- Alessandro Cimatti, Marco Roveri, Paolo Traverso:
Strong Planning in Non-Deterministic Domains Via Model Checking. 36-43 - Corin R. Anderson, David E. Smith, Daniel S. Weld:
Conditional Effects in Graphplan. 44-53 - Fahiem Bacchus, Yee Whye Teh:
Making Forward Chaining Relevant. 54-61 - Jana Koehler:
Solving Complex Planning Tasks Through Extraction of Subproblems. 62-69 - Keith Golden:
Leap Before You Look: Information Gathering in the PUCCINI Planner. 70-77 - Eugene Fink, Jim Blythe:
A Complete Bidirectional Planner. 78-85
Decision-Theoretic Planning
- Stephen M. Majercik, Michael L. Littman:
MAXPLAN: A New Approach to Probabilistic Planning. 86-93 - Richard Goodwin, Reid G. Simmons:
Search Control of Plan Generation in Decision-Theoretic Planners. 94-101 - Thomas L. Dean, Robert Givan, Kee-Eung Kim:
Solving Stochastic Planning Problems with Large State and Action Spaces. 102-110 - Liem Ngo, Peter Haddawy, Hien Nguyen:
A Modular Structured Approach to Conditional Decision-Theoretic Planning. 111-119
Planning and Learning
- Karen Zita Haigh, Manuela M. Veloso:
Planning, Execution and Learning in a Robotic Agent. 120-127 - Eugene Fink:
How to Solve It Automatically: Selection Among Problem Solving Methods. 128-136 - Ricardo Aler, Daniel Borrajo, Pedro Isasi:
Genetic Programming of Control Knowledge for Planning. 137-144
Robotics and Agents
- Sven Koenig, Reid G. Simmons:
Solving Robot Navigation Problems with Initial Pose Uncertainty Using Real-Time Heuristic Search. 145-153 - David E. Wilkins, Karen L. Myers:
A Multiagent Planning Architecture. 154-162 - Michael Beetz, Henrik Grosskreutz:
Causal Models of Mobile Service Robot Behavior. 163-170 - Manuela M. Veloso, Martha E. Pollack, Michael T. Cox:
Rationale-Based Monitoring for Planning in Dynamic Environments. 171-180
Satplan + Logic
- Henry A. Kautz, Bart Selman:
The Role of Domain-Specific Knowledge in the Planning as Satisfiability Framework. 181-189 - Amol Dattatraya Mali, Subbarao Kambhampati:
Encoding HTN Planning in Propositional Logic. 190-198 - Erica Melis:
The "Limit" Domain. 199-207
Scheduling
- Carla P. Gomes, Bart Selman, Ken McAloon, Carol Tretkoff:
Randomization in Backtrack Search: Exploiting Heavy-Tailed Profiles for Solving Hard Scheduling Problems. 208-213 - Amedeo Cesta, Angelo Oddi, Stephen F. Smith:
Profile-Based Algorithms to Solve Multiple Capacitated Metric Scheduling Problems. 214-223 - Lloyd G. Greenwald, Thomas Dean:
A Conditional Scheduling Approach to Designing Real-Time Systems. 224-231
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