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On the Reformulation of Discretised PDDL+ to Numeric Planning (Extended Abstract)
PDDL+ is an expressive planning formalism that enables the modelling of hybrid discrete-continuous domains. The resulting models are notoriously difficult to cope with, and few planning engines are natively supporting PDDL+. To foster the use of PDDL+, this paper revisits a set of recently proposed translations allowing to reformulate a PDDL+ task into a PDDL2.1 one. Such translations permit the use of a wider set of engines to solve complex hybrid problems.