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Planet: an ontology for plans
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Description
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Planet is a reusable ontology for representing plans that is
designed to accomodate a diverse range of real-world plans, both
manually and automatically created. We have used it for
modelling, reuse and integration of planning tools, and in a
variety of domains. It is available in Loom, KIF and CycL.
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Status
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Work on Planet began in 1998 under the DARPA HPKB program. It is
available in Loom, KIF or CycL by email from the authors. We would
appreciate your comments.
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Research
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In order to provide broad coverage of many different planning
approaches, we represent a plan in terms of contexts,
external constraints, for example user advice and
preferences, and commitments made during the planning
process.
We have used Planet in three quite different planning domains,
covering both human and machine-generated plans, and
task-decomposition and goal-subgoal structures.
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Publications
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Demo
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People
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Group Members:
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Funding
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- DARPA High Performance Knowledge Bases (HPKB)
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Links
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