VISIT TO AN ORPHANAGE(SOCIAL ACTIVITY)
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With a view of engaging in a social cause on the eve of Engineer’s Day, we wish to visit to Anjuman-E-Mufidul Yatama Orphanage on the 6th of October, 2016. It is also part of our S. P. M. assignment; it is like a small project for us which focuses on social area. For this excursion, we have planned to distribute snacks, clothes, books along with some stationary things that can be useful for them, and conduct fun activities for the kids. A motivational lecture for the kids is also in our itinerary.
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A restricted language for planning that describes actions and descriptions of objects in a system
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Action: Buy(x)
Precondition: At(p), Sells(p, x)
Effect: Have(x)
Only positive literals in states:
Poor Unknown
Closed world assumption:
Unmentioned literals are false
Effect P ¬Q:
Add P and delete Q
notations
CARGO: C1 AND C2
PLANES: P1 AND P2
AIRPORTS: CLE AND LAS
PROBLEM
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Effect: ¬ At(c, a) ^In(c, p))
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