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Temporal planning in terms of a fuzzy integral logic (FLI) versus temporal planning in PDDL
This paper presents a comparative analysis of expressive power of PDDL and its known extensions versus a language of a Fuzzy Logic for Integrals (as a far extension of Łukasiewicz logic) with respect to some components of temporal planning. This comparative perspective is determined not only by the problem of the representation of planning objects, actions and preferences, but also by some ability of both languages to express the plan construction.