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Title: There's More to Life than Making Plans
Author: Martha Pollack and John F. Horty
Journal: AI Magazine
Volume: 20
Number: 4
Pages: 71--84
Year: 1999
Abstract: For many years, research in AI plan generation was governed by a number of strong, simplifying assumptions: that the planning agent is omniscient, that its actions are deterministic and instantaneous, that its goals are fixed and categorical, and that its environment is static. More recently, researchers have developed expanded planning algorithms that are not predicated on such assumptions. But changing the way in which plans are formed is only part of what is required when the classical.

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  author =	 {Martha Pollack and John F. Horty},
  title =	 {There's More to Life than Making Plans},
  journal =	 {{AI} Magazine},
  volume =	 20,
  number =	 4,
  pages =	 {71--84},
  year =	 1999,
  abstract =	 {For many years, research in AI plan generation was
                  governed by a number of strong, simplifying
                  assumptions: that the planning agent is omniscient,
                  that its actions are deterministic and
                  instantaneous, that its goals are fixed and
                  categorical, and that its environment is
                  static. More recently, researchers have developed
                  expanded planning algorithms that are not predicated
                  on such assumptions. But changing the way in which
                  plans are formed is only part of what is required
                  when the classical.},
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