From a Classroom to an Industry From PDDL “Hello World” to Debugging a Planning Problem

From a Classroom to an Industry From PDDL “Hello World” to Debugging a Planning Problem. Dolejsi, J., Long, D., Fox, M., & Muise, C. In System Demonstrations at the Twenty-Ninth International Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling (ICAPS), 2019.

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This demonstration will build on previously shown end-to-end PDDL2.2 developer environ-ment built on top of Microsoft’s VS Code, but will expand substantially in two directions. First, the session from editor.planning.domains can seam-lessly migrate from the web browser to VS Code editor and take advantage of more elaborate PDDL support. Second, VS Code now integrates debugging tools for PDDL modelers such as search tree visualization, step-by-step search de-bugger and plan validation. This offers coherent set of tools to use from classroom to an industrial planning application debugging.

@inproceedings{pdeditor-icaps19demo,
  author    = {Jan Dolejsi and Derek Long and Maria Fox and Christian Muise},
  title     = {From a Classroom to an Industry From PDDL “Hello World” to Debugging a Planning Problem},
  booktitle = {System Demonstrations at the Twenty-Ninth International Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling ({ICAPS})},
  year      = {2019},
  url       = {http://www.haz.ca/papers/icaps-demo-dolejsi-19.pdf},
  abstract  = {This demonstration will build on previously shown end-to-end PDDL2.2 developer environ-ment built on top of Microsoft’s VS Code, but will expand substantially in two directions. First, the session from editor.planning.domains can seam-lessly migrate from the web browser to VS Code editor and take advantage of more elaborate PDDL support. Second, VS Code now integrates debugging tools for PDDL modelers such as search tree visualization, step-by-step search de-bugger and plan validation. This offers coherent set of tools to use from classroom to an industrial planning application debugging.}
}

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