NASA NTRS · 20080000916
The ANMLite Language and Logic for Specifying Planning Problems
Abstract
We present the basic concepts of the ANMLite planning language. We discuss various aspects of specifying a plan in terms of constraints and checking the existence of a solution with the help of a model checker. The constructs of the ANMLite language have been kept as simple as possible in order to reduce complexity and simplify the verification problem. We illustrate the language with a specification of the space shuttle crew activity model that was constructed under the Spacecraft Autonomy for Vehicles and Habitats (SAVH) project. The main purpose of this study was to explore the implications of choosing a robust logic behind the specification of constraints, rather than simply proposing a new planning language.
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Butler, Ricky W., Siminiceanu, Radu I., Munoz, Cesar A.. 2007-11-01. The ANMLite Language and Logic for Specifying Planning Problems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080000916
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