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What has the planning description language contributed?

  • A.A common format allowing planners and domains to be exchanged
  • B.A guarantee that any described problem can be solved efficiently
  • C.An automatic translation from natural language into planning terms
  • D.A method for verifying that a domain description is correct

Answer: A

A shared language means a domain written once can be attempted by every planner, and a planner written once can attack every published domain, which is what makes the competitions and the benchmark libraries possible. Guarantees, translation and verification are different matters. An interchange standard whose value lies entirely in what it enables others to do is easy to underestimate and hard to replace once established.

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