New EPDDL language standardizes epistemic planning tasks

Researchers have introduced the Epistemic Planning Domain Definition Language (EPDDL) to standardize the representation of epistemic planning tasks. This new language aims to unify the diverse and often ad hoc methods currently used for epistemic planning, which extends automated planning by incorporating agents' knowledge and beliefs. EPDDL is grounded in Dynamic Epistemic Logic and utilizes abstract event models to capture the full semantics of epistemic actions, facilitating interoperability and reproducible evaluation in the field. AI

IMPACT Standardizes representation for epistemic planning tasks, potentially improving research reproducibility and tool development.

RANK_REASON Academic paper introducing a new domain definition language for epistemic planning.

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• Alessandro Burigana
• arXiv
• Dynamic Epistemic Logic
• EPDDL

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