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EPIA
1997
Springer

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Controlling for Unexpected Goals when Planning in a Mixed-Initiative Setting

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Controlling for Unexpected Goals when Planning in a Mixed-Initiative Setting

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dimension of abstraction and speciﬁcity, and they may mix both top-level goals and subgoals when describing what they want a plan to do. We show how the Prodigy planning system has met these challenges when integrated with a force deployment tool called ForMAT and describe what opportunities this poses for a generative planning framework.

Michael T. Cox, Manuela M. Veloso

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Added	07 Aug 2010
Updated	07 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1997
Where	EPIA
Authors	Michael T. Cox, Manuela M. Veloso

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