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Overview
The goal of this workshop is to explore ways of increasing the scope and
scalability of automated planning by constructing and utilizing plans with
rich representations and control structures. We plan to bring together
researchers interested in new action and plan representations, as well as
in synthesis, learning and analysis of plans. GenPlan11 follows the very
successful GenPlan09 workshop that was held in conjunction with ICAPS.
An additional objective of this workshop is to foster a greater
exchange of ideas between many areas of research that these problems
are connected with. These include knowledge representation,
abstraction, learning, inductive logic programming, hierarchical
decision making paradigms such as partial policies and HTNs, program
synthesis, automated service composition, as well as plan verification
and model checking in AI, in addition to the various forms of
automated planning.
TopicsPotential topics include but are not limited to:
Workshop Format
The workshop program will include technical presentations, discussion
session(s), and a poster session, depending on the
participation. We will also have invited talks by
three prominent researchers: Alessandro Cimatti, Hector Levesque and
Stuart Russell. Further details will be posted with the workshop program. Paper Format and Submission We invite technical papers (up to 8 pages), extended abstracts (up to 2 pages)
and papers with clear formulations of open problems and potential approaches (up to 4 pages).
We invite submissions including works in progress and mature work that
may have been published at other research venues. Submission of
previously published work may be in the form of a resubmission of a
previous paper, or a position/survey paper that overviews and cites a
body of work.
Paper submissions should be in PDF format and typeset in the AAAI
style.
Paper submissions and queries should be emailed to Siddharth Srivastava [siddharth@cs.umass.edu] with "GenPlan11" in the subject.
Please note that if accepted, at least one of the authors will have to
register and attend the workshop. AAAI-11 student volunteers will be
given complimentary technical registrations. Important Dates
Program CommitteeEyal Amir, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USAJorge Baier, Catholic University of Chile, Chile Chitta Baral, Arizona State University, USA Adi Botea, NICTA and Australian National University, Australia Amanda Coles, University of Strathclyde, UK Christian Fritz, Palo Alto Research Center, USA Hector Geffner, ICREA, Spain Robert Goldman, SIFT, USA Subbarao Kambhampati, Arizona State University, USA Roni Khardon, Tufts University, USA Gerhard Lakemeyer, Aachen University of Technology, Germany Karen Myers, SRI International, USA Bernhard Nebel, University of Freiburg, Germany Sebastian Sardina, RMIT University, Australia Manuela Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University, USA Organizing Committee
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