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Computing Plan-Length Bounds Using Lengths of Longest Paths

AAAI 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Classical and HTN planning · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace traversal diameter with recurrence diameter as the compositional base caseCompositional planning bounds · Planning benchmark domainsbound size: 4e5 -> 3e3 (logistics); 4e7 -> 8e3 (TPP); 1e8 -> 8e0 (blocksworld)Helped
Use recurrence diameter only when traversal diameter is greater than 2 (ablation)Compositional planning bounds · Planning benchmark domainsbound computation timeHelped
Use recurrence diameter only when traversal diameter is greater than 2 (ablation)Compositional planning bounds · Problems where recurrence-diameter computation terminatesbound sizeNo clear effect
Use b1 only when expbound is greater than 50; otherwise use traversal diameter (ablation)Compositional planning bounds · Planning benchmark domainsbound computation timeHelped
Use b1 only when expbound is greater than 50; otherwise use traversal diameter (ablation)Compositional planning bounds · TPPaverage bound: 8e3 -> 4e7Hurt
Use the factored compact SMT encoding instead of the explicit-state recurrence-diameter encoding (ablation)Recurrence-diameter computation · Planning benchmark abstractionsnumber of problems bounded within timeoutHelped
Use recurrence-diameter-based bounds as horizons instead of traversal-diameter-based boundsMp · Planning benchmarksproblem coverageHelped
Use recurrence-diameter-based horizons instead of traversal-diameter-based horizonsMp · Zenoproblem coverageMixed
Use tighter recurrence-diameter-based bounds as planning horizonsMp · Problems requiring more than 5 seconds to solveplanning time including bound computation: more than 5 secondsHelped

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