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What are resource constraints in planning?

  • A.Limits on consumable or reusable quantities the actions require
  • B.Limits on the computing resources the planner may consume
  • C.Restrictions on which actions each agent is permitted to perform
  • D.Bounds on the number of actions a plan may contain

Answer: A

Fuel is consumed and a crane is occupied and released, and a planner must respect both kinds of limit, which requires numeric reasoning rather than pure logic. Constraint and linear programming techniques are often combined with the planner for the purpose. Computing budgets, permissions and plan length are different constraints. Extending a symbolic formalism with numbers is a step that changes which solving technologies apply.

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