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Multiagent planning and plan execution
Proceedings of 7th IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence, 2002Planning by a multiagent system is done at two levels: first, the abstract group agent proposes a skeletal plan, reasoning with the primary effects of the actions. Next, the individual agents execute the skeletal plan by reactively planning and executing several subplans.
Richard Leow, Nandan Parameswaran
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Planning by Futuring, Futuring As Planning
2021Developing effective policy for the use of social media in schools is at once challenging and equally necessary. For one thing its use pervades our society in ways few could have futured for. For another, its presence, its potential, its pitfalls, require a collective leadership to use the right kinds of processes to properly create and sustain.
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How Planned Is "Planned Litigation"?
American Bar Foundation Research Journal, 1984Civil rights litigation undertaken by lawyers associated with interest groups, particularly the NAACP and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund (LDF), is of ten described as planned” litigation. This article examines litigation by these organizations from the late 1960s through the early 1980s to explore the extent to which “planned litigation ...
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Plan Repair in Hybrid Planning
2008We present a domain-independent approach to plan repair in a formal framework for hybrid planning. It exploits the generation process of the failed plan by retracting decisions that led to the failed plan fragments. They are selectively replaced by suitable alternatives, and the repaired plan is completed by following the previous generation process as
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