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Add Contingent-FF planner node#256

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Add Contingent-FF planner node#256
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@dgerod dgerod commented Jul 12, 2020

Existing FF planner node is not working with Contingent-FF, reason is explained in #254 and #255 issues. This pull request fixes these issues by creating an specific node for Contingent-FF.

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bilal9876 commented Aug 1, 2020

when I try to generate a contingent plan using contingent-ff
the generated plan is empty.

the problem occurs only if the domain file contains a "fluents" keyword.

/home/bilal/rosplan_catkin_ws/src/rosplan/rosplan_planning_system/test/pddl/turtlebot/domain.pddl: syntax error in line 3, ':FLUENTS':
domain definition expected

ERROR: service [/rosplan_planner_interface/planning_server] responded with an error:

also the same for DURATIVE-ACTIONS

syntax error in line 3, ':DURATIVE-ACTIONS':

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dgerod commented Aug 3, 2020

@bilal9876 Did you try to execute your plan using directly Contingent-FF binary? For your explanation it seems a kind of planner issue but not node one, do you agree?

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yes for sure. I execute the compiled version of contingent-ff from the bin directory directly using command prompt and it is generated plan successfully if the domain file does not contain keywords like durative-action or fluents.

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dgerod commented Aug 4, 2020

OK, thanks your clarification. So, this is an issue of the Contingent-FF planner itself.

@m312z m312z requested a review from gerardcanal November 27, 2020 16:14
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