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This paper addresses a critical gap in hierarchical task network (HTN) planning by extending SAT-based encodings with SMT to support numerical reasoning, a capability currently underdeveloped in the field. By introducing a dedicated benchmark suite, the authors establish a foundational baseline for evaluating more expressive approaches to handling numeric fluents in automated planning systems. The work represents a significant methodological advance for researchers focusing on algorithmic improvements within classical AI planning frameworks.
Towards Numerical TOHTN Planning with SMT-based HTN-SAT Encoding
arXiv:2609.03938v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: While HTN planning has received significant attention in recent years, support for numerical reasoning remains very limited. In this paper, we investigate numerical Totally-Ordered HTN (TOHTN) planning and show how standard SAT-based encodings can be naturally extended with SMT to handle numeric fluents. In addition, we introduce a benchmark suite for numerical TOHTN planning, providing a first common basis for evaluation in this setting. Experimental results show that this simple encoding already constitutes a competitive baseline. This work opens the way to more expressive approaches to HTN planning.
Abstract:While HTN planning has received significant attention in recent years, support for numerical reasoning remains very limited. In this paper, we investigate numerical Totally-Ordered HTN (TOHTN) planning and show how standard SAT-based encodings can be naturally extended with SMT to handle numeric fluents. In addition, we introduce a benchmark suite for numerical TOHTN planning, providing a first common basis for evaluation in this setting. Experimental results show that this simple encoding already constitutes a competitive baseline. This work opens the way to more expressive approaches to HTN planning.
Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
arXiv:2609.03938 [cs.AI]
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