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Regression Idea: dont solve one subgoal by itself, but keep track of all subgoals that must be achieved. Given a set of goals: If they all hold in the initial state, return the empty plan Otherwise, choose an action A that

Regression ➤ Idea: don’t solve one subgoal by itself, but keep track of all subgoals that must be achieved. ➤ Given a set of goals: ➣ If they all hold in the initial state, return the empty plan ➣ Otherwise, choose an action A that achieves one of the subgoals. This will be the last action in the plan. ➣ Determine what must be true immediately before A so that all of the goals will be true immediately after. Recursively solve these new goals. ☞ ☞
Regression as Path Finding ➤ The nodes are sets of goals. Arcs correspond to actions. ➤ A node labeled with goal set G has a neighbor for each action A that achieves one of the goals in G . ➤ The neighbor corresponding to action A is the node with the goals G A that must be true immediately before the action A so that all of the goals in G are true immediately after A . G A is the weakest precondition for action A and goal set G . ➤ Search can stop when you have a node where all the goals are true in the initial state. ☞ ☞ ☞
Weakest preconditions wp ( A , GL , WP ) is true if WP is the weakest precondition that must occur immediately before action A so every element of goal list GL is true immediately after A . For the STRIPS representation (with all predicates primitive): ➤ wp ( A , GL , WP ) is false if any element of GL is on delete list of action A . ➤ Otherwise WP is preconds ( A ) ∪ { G ∈ GL : G �∈ add _ list ( A ) } . where preconds ( A ) is the list of preconditions of action A and add _ list ( A ) is the add list of action A . ☞ ☞ ☞
Weakest Precondition Example The weakest precondition for [ sitting _ at ( rob , lab 2 ), carrying ( rob , parcel ) ] to be true after move ( rob , Pos , lab 2 ) is that [ autonomous ( rob ), adjacent ( Pos , lab 2 ), sitting _ at ( rob , Pos ), carrying ( rob , parcel ) ] is true immediately before the action. ☞ ☞ ☞
A Regression Planner % solve ( GL , W ) is true if every element of goal list GL is true % in world W . solve ( GoalSet , init ) ← holdsall ( GoalSet , init ). solve ( GoalSet , do ( Action , W )) ← consistent ( GoalSet ) ∧ choose _ goal ( Goal , GoalSet ) ∧ choose _ action ( Action , Goal ) ∧ wp ( Action , GoalSet , NewGoalSet ) ∧ solve ( NewGoalSet , W ). ☞ ☞ ☞
Regression Search Space Example [ carrying ( rob,parcel ) , sitting_at ( rob,lab2 )] pickup ( rob,parcel ) move ( rob,P,lab2 ) [ sitting_at ( parcel,lab2 ) , sitting_at ( rob,lab2 )] [ carrying ( rob,parcel ) , sitting_at ( rob,P ), adjacent ( P,lab2 )] = [ carrying ( rob,parcel ) , sitting_at ( rob,o103 ), unlocked ( door1 )] unlock ( rob,door1 ) [ carrying ( rob,parcel ) , sitting_at ( rob,o103 ), carrying ( rob,k1 )] ☞ ☞

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