Planning in intelligent systems aspects, motivations, and methods (John Wiley & Sons, 2006)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Planning in Intelligent Systems discusses the differences and similarities in the planning approaches of various scientific fields by analyzing generic planning characteristics that exist in all planning approaches. Each chapter, broken into practical sections, contains a short introduction, linking the contents of that chapter to the main ideas featured in preceding chapters, such as planning behavior in different situations, modeling of planning support systems, mathematical models for planning support, and planning in artificial intelligence
PLANNING IN INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS; CONTENTS; Contributors; Preface; 1 Introduction; Introduction to Chapter 2; 2 How We Do What We Want: A Neurocognitive Perspective on Human Action Planning; Introduction to Chapter 3; 3 Planning in Dynamic Situations: Some Findings in Complex Supervisory Control; Introduction to Chapter 4; 4 Cognition, Planning, and Domains: An Empirical Study into the Planning Processes of Planners; Introduction to Chapter 5; 5 Coordination Mechanisms in Multi-Actor Systems; Introduction to Chapter 6; 6 The Organizational Interconnectivity of Planning and Scheduling