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Partial-order planning is an approach to automated planning that maintains a partial ordering between actions and only commits ordering between actions when forced to that is, ordering of actions is partial. Also this planning doesn't specify which action will come out first when two actions are processed. By contrast, total-order planning maintains a total ordering between all actions at every stage of planning. Given a problem in which some sequence of actions is required in order to achieve a goal, a partial-order plan specifies all actions that need to be taken, but specifies an ordering between actions only where necessary.

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  • Partial-order planning is an approach to automated planning that maintains a partial ordering between actions and only commits ordering between actions when forced to that is, ordering of actions is partial. Also this planning doesn't specify which action will come out first when two actions are processed. By contrast, total-order planning maintains a total ordering between all actions at every stage of planning. Given a problem in which some sequence of actions is required in order to achieve a goal, a partial-order plan specifies all actions that need to be taken, but specifies an ordering between actions only where necessary. Consider the following situation: a person must travel from the start to the end of an obstacle course. This obstacle course is composed of a bridge, a see-saw and a swing-set. The bridge must be traversed before the see-saw and swing-set are reachable. Once reachable, the see-saw and swing-set can be traversed in any order, after which the end is reachable. In a partial-order plan, ordering between these obstacles is specified only when necessary. The bridge must be traversed first. Second, either the see-saw or swing-set can be traversed. Third, the remaining obstacle can be traversed. Then the end can be traversed. Partial-order planning relies upon the for its efficiency. (en)
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  • Partial-order planning is an approach to automated planning that maintains a partial ordering between actions and only commits ordering between actions when forced to that is, ordering of actions is partial. Also this planning doesn't specify which action will come out first when two actions are processed. By contrast, total-order planning maintains a total ordering between all actions at every stage of planning. Given a problem in which some sequence of actions is required in order to achieve a goal, a partial-order plan specifies all actions that need to be taken, but specifies an ordering between actions only where necessary. (en)
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  • Partial-order planning (en)
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