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3rd AIPS 1996: Edinburgh, UK
- Brian Drabble:
Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Planning Systems, Edinburgh, Scotland, May 29-31, 1996. AAAI 1996, ISBN 0-929280-97-0
Reviewed Papers
- Scott D. Anderson, Paul R. Cohen:
On-line Planning Simulation. 3-10 - Leliane Nunes de Barros, André Valente, V. Richard Benjamins:
Modeling Planning Tasks. 11-18 - Michael Beetz, Drew V. McDermott:
Local Planning of Ongoing Activities. 19-26 - Jim Blythe:
Event-Based Decompositions for Reasoning about External Change in Planners. 27-34 - Mark H. Burstein, Douglas R. Smith:
ITAS: A Portable, Interactive Transportation Scheduling Tool Using a Search Engine Generated from Formal Specifications. 35-44 - Cheng-Chung Cheng, Stephen F. Smith:
A Constraint Satisfaction Approach to Makespan Scheduling. 45-52 - Steve A. Chien:
Static and Completion Analysis for Planning Knowledge Base Development and Verification. 53-61 - AnHai Doan:
Modeling Probabilistic Actions for Practical Decision-Theoretic Planning. 62-69 - George Ferguson, James F. Allen, Bradford W. Miller:
TRAINS-95: Towards a Mixed-Initiative Planning Assistant. 70-77 - R. James Firby:
Modularity Issues in Reactive Planning. 78-85 - Marc T. Friedman, Daniel S. Weld:
Least-Commitment Action Selection. 86-93 - Alfonso Gerevini, Lenhart K. Schubert:
Computing Parameter Domains as an Aid to Planning. 94-101 - Yolanda Gil:
Planning Experiments: Resolving Interactions between Two Planning Spaces. 102-109 - Robert P. Goldman, Mark S. Boddy:
Expressive Planning and Explicit Knowledge. 110-117 - Richard Goodwin:
Using Loops in Decision-Theoretic Refinement Planners. 118-124 - Subbarao Kambhampati, Laurie H. Ihrig, Biplav Srivastava:
A Candidate Set Based Analysis of Subgoal Interactions in Conjunctive Goal Planning. 125-133 - Craig A. Knoblock:
Building a Planner for Information Gathering: A Report from the Trenches. 134-141 - Drew V. McDermott:
A Heuristic Estimator for Means-Ends Analysis in Planning. 142-149 - Hector Muñoz-Avila, Frank Weberskirch:
Planning for Manufacturing Workpieces by Storing, Indexing and Replaying Planning Decisions. 150-157 - Karen L. Myers:
A Procedural Knowledge Approach to Task-Level Control. 158-165 - Daniel E. Neiman, Victor R. Lesser:
A Cooperative Repair Method for a Distributed Scheduling System. 166-173 - Soraya B. Rana, Adele E. Howe, L. Darrell Whitley, Keith E. Mathias:
Comparing Heuristic, Evolutionary and Local Search Approaches to Scheduling. 174-181 - David E. Smith, Mark A. Peot:
Suspending Recursion in Causal-Link Planning. 182-190 - Gadi Solotorevsky, Ehud Gudes:
Algorithms for Solving Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Problems (DCSPs). 191-198 - J. E. Spragg, Gerry Kelleher:
A Discipline for Reactive Rescheduling. 199-204 - Robert St. Amant, Paul R. Cohen:
A Planner for Exploratory Data Analysis. 205-212 - Werner Stephan, Susanne Biundo:
Deduction-Based Refinement Planning. 213-220 - Austin Tate:
Representing Plans as a Set of Constraints - the <I-N-OVA> Model. 221-228 - Xuemei Wang:
Planning While Learning Operators. 229-236 - Mike Williamson, Steve Hanks:
Flaw Selection Strategies for Value-Directed Planning. 237-244 - Michael Wolverton, Richard Washington:
Segmenting Reactions to Improve the Behavior of a Planning/Reacting Agent. 245-250 - Seiji Yamada:
Controlling Deliberation with the Success Probability in a Dynamic Environment. 251-260
Invited Talks
- Alan Bundy:
Proof Planning. 261-267 - Daniel S. Weld:
Planning-Based Control of Software Agents. 268-274 - Brian C. Williams:
Model-Based Autonomous Systems in the New Millenium. 275-282
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