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Chapter 11: PLANNING AND ACTING IN THE REAL WORLD

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MODERN APPROACH

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Core Terminology

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Aggregation

Grouping indistinguishable individual objects into numerical quantities to reduce planning complexity.

O(Nb)

What is the computational complexity of the critical path algorithm for N actions and max branching factor b?

Minimum Slack

The _____ algorithm schedules the unscheduled action with all predecessors finished that has the least slack first.

Intersects

A high-level plan achieves a goal in angelic semantics if its reachable set _____ the set of goal states.

Optimistic

Under angelic search, if the _____ reachable set for a plan doesn't intersect the goal, the plan is definitely unworkable.

Contingency planning

Generating plans with conditional branches based on percepts to handle partial observability and nondeterminism.

Chapter Quiz

In the context of scheduling, what is the primary purpose of using 'aggregation' when representing resources like inspectors or tools?

In Hierarchical Task Network (HTN) planning, what characterizes 'angelic semantics' compared to 'demonic nondeterminism'?

When using approximate descriptions for high-level actions, if the 'pessimistic reachable set' (REACH−) of a plan intersects the goal, what can be concluded?

In sensorless (conformant) planning, why might the belief state representation fail to remain in 1-CNF (a simple conjunction of literals)?

Which of the following describes the 'critical path' in a project network?

Answers: B, C, A, D, D

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