Assigned: November 20, 2008 (by end of day)
Due: December 4, 2008
Consider the following simple domain:
Trace in detail how a partial-order regression planner finds a plan for this problem. This means show the various partial-order plans together with their ordering constraints and causal links.
To get full credit, you should first - in words - describe each step in your plan space search. For example:
In addition, you should create a corresponding diagram representing the partial plan for each state.Here's one suggested notation, similar to that used in class. Use a labelled square to represent an operator. Use letters above the squares for preconditions and letters below for effects. Use single width arrow lines for ordering constraints, and double width arrow lines for causal links. (As discussed in class, not all ordering constraints need to be shown in the graph as causal links are assumed to be accompanied by a similar ordering constraint).
Assume a blocks world where ON(x,y) means that block x is directly on block y and Clear(x) means that the top of the block x is clear. The initial state is