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Refining HTN Methods via Task Insertion with Preferences

AAAI 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Mixture and distillation for domain shift · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use less complete input methods (MR-M or MR-L instead of MR-H) (ablation)MethodRefine · Logistics, Satellite, and Blocks-world testing instancessolving rateHurt
Increase the number of training instancesMethodRefine · Logistics, Satellite, and Blocks-world testing instancessolving rateHelped
Use stratum-based prioritization rather than abstract-task-first prioritization (ablation)MethodRefine · Logistics, Satellite, and Blocks-world testing instances (MR-M)solving rateHelped
Use no preference rather than stratum-based prioritization (ablation)MethodRefine · Logistics, Satellite, and Blocks-world testing instances (MR-M)solving rateHurt
Prioritize inserting tasks into abstract compound tasks (MR-M-Abs) (ablation)MethodRefine · Logistics, Satellite, and Blocks-world testing instances (MR-M)solving rateHurt
Replace MethodRefine with HTN-MAKERMethodRefine · Logistics, Satellite, and Blocks-world testing instancessolving rateMixed
Learn methods from acyclic decomposition trees rather than allowing recursive learned methodsMethodRefine · Satellite testing instancessolving rateHelped

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