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Improving Hierarchical Planning Performance by the Use of Landmarks

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Elkawkagy, Mohamed
Bercher, Pascal
Schattenberg, Bernd
Biundo, Susanne

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In hierarchical planning, landmarks are tasks that occur on every search path leading from the initial plan to a solution. In this work, we present novel domain-independent planning strategies based on such hierarchical landmarks. Our empirical evaluation on four benchmark domains shows that these landmark-aware strategies outperform established search strategies in many cases.

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The Twenty-Sixth AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence

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