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Lecture Slides

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A1Organizational Matters17.09.printer
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A2What is Planning?17.09.printer
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A3Getting to Know a Planner22.09.printer
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B1Transition Systems and Propositional Logic22.09.printer
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B2Introduction to Planning Tasks24.09.printer
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B3Formal Definition of Planning24.09.printer
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B4Equivalent Operators and Normal Forms29.09.printer
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B5Positive Normal Form and STRIPS29.09.

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B6Computational Complexity of Planning: Background01.10.printer
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B7Computational Complexity of Planning: Results01.10.printer
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C1Overview of Classical Planning Algorithms (Part 1)06.10.printer
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C2Overview of Classical Planning Algorithms (Part 2)06.10.printer
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C3Progression and Regression Search08.10.printer
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C4General Regression08.10.printer
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 All slides (up to and including C4) printer
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Extra Material

No.TitleFiles
B7Tom Bylander. The computational complexity of propositional STRIPS planning. Artificial Intelligence, 69(1-2), pp. 165-204, 1994.PDF
B7Hayyan Helal and Gerhard Lakemeyer. Simple Numeric Planning with Two Variables is Decidable. Proc. ECAI 2025, to appear.PDF
C1Jörg Hoffmann and Bernhard Nebel. The FF Planning System: Fast Plan Generation Through Heuristic Search. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, 14, pp. 253-302, 2001.PDF
C1Silvia Richter and Matthias Westphal. The LAMA planner: Guiding cost-based anytime planning with landmarks. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, 39, pp. 127-177, 2010.PDF
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