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Machine Planning with Nexus States

Student Author Information

Sean Novak, University of LynchburgFollow

Location

Schewel 232

Access Type

Open Access

Entry Number

14a

Start Date

4-6-2022 3:30 PM

End Date

4-6-2022 3:45 PM

Department

Computer Science

Abstract

General-purpose machine planning is intractable, but if we are willing to extra steps in our resulting plans, it's possible to simplify planning to polynomial time. For example, routing packages can be simplified with the use of transportation hubs, as are used in real life by airlines and shipping companies. Work for finding rules to use those hubs is discussed.

Faculty Mentor(s)

Dr. Will Briggs

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Machine Planning with Nexus States

Schewel 232

General-purpose machine planning is intractable, but if we are willing to extra steps in our resulting plans, it's possible to simplify planning to polynomial time. For example, routing packages can be simplified with the use of transportation hubs, as are used in real life by airlines and shipping companies. Work for finding rules to use those hubs is discussed.