Semantic attachments for domain-independent planning systems. Dornhege, C., Eyerich, P., Keller, T., Trüg, S., Brenner, M., & Nebel, B. In Towards service robots for everyday environments. 2012. ISSN: 16107438doi abstract bibtex Solving real-world problems using symbolic planning often requires a simplified formulation of the original problem, since certain subproblems cannot be represented at all or on ly in a way leading to inefficiency. For example, manipulation planning may appear as a subproblem in a robotic planning context or a packing problem can be part of a logistics task. In this paper we propose an extension of PDDL for specifying semantic attachments . This allows the evaluation of grounded predicates as well as the change of fluents by externally spec - ified functions. Furthermore, we describe a general schema of integrating semantic attachments into a forward-chaini ng planner and report on our experience of adding this extensio n to the planners FF and Temporal Fast Downward. Finally, we present some preliminary experiments using semantic attac h- ments.
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