1998
DOI: 10.1006/ijhc.1997.0193
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Knowledge acquisition for search and rescue planning

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“…Cottam and Shadbolt (1998), for example, derived a PSM for the search-and-rescue application that (1) models plan templates that define the default ordering of tasks to be accomplished, (2) decomposes goals into sub-goals (where high-level goals can appear similar to high-level actions) and (3) episodically creates an execution plan with a short planning horizon. They showed that the search-and-rescue PSM could be mapped to the O-plan planning framework, which also has a propose-revise structure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cottam and Shadbolt (1998), for example, derived a PSM for the search-and-rescue application that (1) models plan templates that define the default ordering of tasks to be accomplished, (2) decomposes goals into sub-goals (where high-level goals can appear similar to high-level actions) and (3) episodically creates an execution plan with a short planning horizon. They showed that the search-and-rescue PSM could be mapped to the O-plan planning framework, which also has a propose-revise structure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A problem resolution method, referred to as such in the knowledge engineering literature, is similar to a default task method in CommonKADS. Numerous works have proposed various generic problem resolution methods for knowledge intensive tasks (including those by Benjamins, 1995;Breuker & Van de Velde, 1994;Chandrasekaran, Johnson, & Smith, 1992;Cottam & Shadbolt, 1998;Puppe, 1993;Rodriguez-Rodriguez & Alemàn-Flores, 2001).…”
Section: The Knowledge Model In Commonkadsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Une méthode de résolu-tion de problème, ainsi nommée dans la littérature de l'ingénierie des connaissances, est similaire à une méthode de tâche par défaut dans CommonKADS. Plusieurs travaux portant sur les méthodes de résolution de problèmes (dont ceux de Benjamins, 1995;Breuker & Van de Velde, 1994;Chandrasekaran, Johnson, & Smith, 1992;Cottam & Shadbolt, 1998;Puppe, 1993;Rodriguez-Rodriguez & Alemàn-Flores, 2001) ont été proposés.…”
Section: Le Modèle De Connaissances Dans Commonkadsunclassified