Using Operational Models to Integrate Acting and Planning

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The following tasks of the educational environment in the learning process are among the main ones: the devel- opment of learning resources, support of the educational

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With finger identification-enabled touch, a similar three-step pattern can be adopted and made universal so that subsequent command selection and manipulation are perfectly merged:

This work is based on the concept of differen- tial flatness for finite dimensional systems intro- duced in (Fliess et al., 1995), which has already been extended to

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A significant problem for integrating acting and planning is how to maintain consistency between the planner’s descriptive action models, which abstractly describe what the actions

Unlike our approach, those systems model commands as classical planning opera- tors; they both require the action models and the refinement methods to satisfy classical