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Course Outline Advanced Introduction Expert Systems Topics Problem Solving Uncertainty Conclusion Genetic Please make sure that the green semi circle is deleted and only Planning circle is made yellow. Algorithms Learning Knowledge Representation Planning & Reasoning

Make Up Cont. Partial Ordering is required TOTAL ORDERING START FINISH LEFT GLOVE RIGHT TOTAL ORDERING START FINISH LEFT GLOVE RIGHT PARTIAL ORDERING Now this isn’t searching

Problem Solving V/S Planning? State was completely specified Operator was a formula to convert a state into another Goal is just a black-box test that could be applied on any STATE not the ACTIONs that might lead to GOAL Solution is unbroken sequence of actions from the initial state to the goal or solution state Search space Vs. Plan space

POP (initial_state, goal, operators) returns plan Begin Initialize plan with initial_state linked to goal Loop until plan becomes complete solution Find an action a which satisfies an unachieved pre-condition Insert a in plan linked with the preconditioned action Reorder actions to resolve all threats

Predicates Conditions Actions at(x) has (x) sells (s, g) path (s, d) buy (x) go (x) start () finish ()

Initial State at(home) ^ sells (hws, drill) ^ sells (sm, banana) ^ sells (sm, milk) ^ path (home, sm) ^ path (sm, hws) ^ path (home, hws) Goal at (home) ^ has (banana) ^ has (milk) ^ has (drill)

Operators Go (x) Buy (x) Preconditions: at(y) ^ path(y,x) Postconditions: at(x) ^ ~at(y) Buy (x) Preconditions: at(s) ^ sells (s, x) Postconditions: has(x)

Start Preconditions: nil Postconditions: at(home) ^ sells (hws, drill) ^ sells (sm, banana) ^ sells (sm, milk) ^ path (home, sm) ^ path (sm, hws) ^ path (home, hws) Finish Preconditions: at (home) ^ has (banana) ^ has (milk) ^ has (drill) Postconditions: nil

This and the next three are the figures taken from the book This and the next three are the figures taken from the book. Please redo them. Make sure there are no spelling mistakes.

The last words of the text at the end are: Line1: At(HWS) Buy(Drill) Line2: At(SM) Line3: Buy(Banana)