Real-Time Heuristic Search in Dynamic Environments
Cheng, Chao Chi (University of New Hampshire) | Ruml, Wheeler (University of New Hampshire)
PLRTA* conflates all states that differ only in time into a single abstract state. Abstract states inherit the union of all In dynamic environments such as cities, agents often do not the predecessors of their preimage states, so that backups have time to find a complete plan to reach a goal state. Planning can be performed properly. PLRTA* learns a single static in such environment requires an agent to update its plan heuristic value for each abstract state. For dynamic learning, frequently to respond to the changes around it. The setting PLRTA* performs the standard Dijkstra-style backup across of real-time heuristic search models online planning by requiring the LSS, considering only costs arising from the dynamic elements the agent to commit to its next action within a strict of the environment. As presented by Cannon, Rose, time limit. The time bound for planning is set to the time and Ruml (2014), the algorithm commits to only one step at which the actions to which the agent has already committed along the selected path, and then replans using updated information.
Jul-11-2019