Weak and Strong Reversibility of Non-deterministic Actions: Universality and Uniformity
Jakub Med,
Lukáš Chrpa,
Michael Morak
et al.
Abstract:Classical planning looks for a sequence of actions that transform the initial state of the environment into a goal state. Studying whether the effects of an action can be undone by a sequence of other actions, that is, action reversibility, is beneficial, for example, in determining whether an action is safe to apply. This paper deals with action reversibility of non-deterministic actions, i.e., actions whose application might result in different outcomes. Inspired by the established notions of weak and strong… Show more
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