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Planning with Reduced Operator Sets

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Classical propositional STRIPS planning is nothing but the search for a path in the state-transition graph induced by the operators in the planning problem. What makes the problem hard is the size and the sometimesadverse structure of this graph. Weconjecture that the search for a plan wouldbe more efficient if there wereonly a small numberof paths from the initial state to the goal state. Toverify this conjecture, wedefine the notion of reducedoperator sets and describe ways of finding such reduced sets. We demonstrate that somestate-of-the-art planners run faster using reduced operator sets.

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