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Date: 2013-04-23 16:45:47
Philosophy
American philosophers
Automated planning and scheduling
Hierarchical task network
Partial-order planning
Kurt Gdel
Logic programming
Godel

The GoDeL Planning System: A More Perfect Union of Domain-Independent and Hierarchical Planning Vikas Shivashankar1 Ron Alford1 Ugur Kuter2 Dana Nau1

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