Toward Combining Domain Theory and Recipes in Plan Recognition
Cardona-Rivera, Rogelio Enrique (North Carolina State University) | Young, Robert Michael (University of Utah)
We present a technique to further narrow the gap between recipe-based and domain theory-based plan recognition through decompositional planning, a planning model that combines hierarchical reasoning as used in hierarchical task networks, and least-commitment refinement reasoning as used in partial-order causal link planning. We represent recipes through decompositional planning operators and use them to compile observed agent actions into an incomplete decompositional plan that represents them; this plan can then be input to a decompositional planner to identify the recognized plan-space plan. Our model thus synthesizes the heretofore disparate recipe-based and domain theory-based plan recognition variants into a unified knowledge representation and reasoning model.
Feb-4-2017
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