Reactive execution for solving plan failures in planning control applications

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We present a novel reactive execution model for planning control applications which repairs plan failures at runtime. Our proposal is a domain-independent regression planning model which provides good-quality responses in a timely fashion. The use of a regressed model allows us to work exclusively with the sufficient and necessary information to deal with the plan failure. The model performs a time-bounded process that continuously operate on the plan to recover from incoming failures. This process guarantees there always exists a plan repair for a plan failure at anytime. The model is tested on a simulation of a real-world planetary space mission and on a well-known vehicle routing problem.

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Guzman, C., Castejon, P., Onaindia, E., & Frank, J. (2015). Reactive execution for solving plan failures in planning control applications. Integrated Computer-Aided Engineering, 22(4), 343–360. https://doi.org/10.3233/ICA-150493

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