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 * `DOMAIN` (filename): PDDL domain file
 * `PROBLEM` (filename): PDDL problem file

If the domain file is not given, the planner will try to infer a likely name from the problem file name, using the conventions used at the various IPCs. (If in doubt if this will work for you, just try it out.)

Note: Creates a file called output.sas (as well as test.groups, all.groups, ...)
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 preprocess < OUTPUT.SAS
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 * `OUTPUT.SAS` (filename): translator output

Note: Creates a file called output
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(More examples can be found under OldToNewCommandLineSyntax.) A* search:
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Eager A* search with landmark-cut heuristic (previously configuration `ou`): {{{#!highlight bash
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landmark-cut heuristic (previously configuration "ou")
 ./downward --search "astar(lmcut())" < ./output
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 ./downward --search "astar(lmcut())" < ./output
# merge-and-shrink heuristic with default settings (previously configuration "oa50000")
 ./downward --search "astar(mas())" < ./output

# blind heuristic (previously configuarion "ob")
 ./downward --search "astar(blind())" < ./output
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Lazy greedy best first search with preferred operators and the queue alternation method:
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Lazy greedy best first search with FF and context-enhanced additive heuristic,
using preferred operators of both heuristics
(same configuration as previous option `fFyY` but using the new general search implementation):

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{{{#!highlight bash
## using FF heuristic and context-enhanced additive heuristic (previously: "fFyY")
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## using FF heuristic (previously: "fF")
 ./downward --heuristic "hff=ff()" \
            --search "lazy_greedy(hff, preferred=(hff))" \
            < ./output

## using context-enhanced additive heuristic (previously: "yY")
 ./downward --heuristic "hcea=cea()" \
            --search "lazy_greedy(hcea, preferred=(hcea))" \
            < ./output
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For comparison, the old best first search implementation is still available: The above examples use the new best-first search implementation.
For comparison, the old best-first search implementation is still available:
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Usage

Translator

translate.py [DOMAIN] PROBLEM
  • DOMAIN (filename): PDDL domain file

  • PROBLEM (filename): PDDL problem file

If the domain file is not given, the planner will try to infer a likely name from the problem file name, using the conventions used at the various IPCs. (If in doubt if this will work for you, just try it out.)

Note: Creates a file called output.sas (as well as test.groups, all.groups, ...)

Preprocessor

 preprocess < OUTPUT.SAS
  • OUTPUT.SAS (filename): translator output

Note: Creates a file called output

Search component

 downward [OPTIONS] --search SEARCH < OUTPUT
  • SEARCH (SearchEngine): configuration of the search algorithm

  • OUTPUT (filename): preprocessor output

Options:

  • --heuristic HEURISTIC_PREDEFINITION

    • Predefines a heuristic that can afterwards be referenced by the name that is specified in the definition.
  • --random-seed SEED

    • Use random seed SEED

Examples

A* search:

   1 # landmark-cut heuristic (previously configuration "ou")
   2  ./downward --search "astar(lmcut())" < ./output
   3 
   4 # merge-and-shrink heuristic with default settings (previously configuration "oa50000")
   5  ./downward --search "astar(mas())" < ./output
   6 
   7 # blind heuristic (previously configuarion "ob")
   8  ./downward --search "astar(blind())" < ./output

Lazy greedy best first search with preferred operators and the queue alternation method:

   1 ## using FF heuristic and context-enhanced additive heuristic (previously: "fFyY")
   2  ./downward --heuristic "hff=ff()" --heuristic "hcea=cea()" \
   3             --search "lazy_greedy(hff, hcea, preferred=(hff, hcea))" \
   4             < ./output
   5 
   6 ## using FF heuristic (previously: "fF")
   7  ./downward --heuristic "hff=ff()" \
   8             --search "lazy_greedy(hff, preferred=(hff))" \
   9             < ./output
  10 
  11 ## using context-enhanced additive heuristic (previously: "yY")
  12  ./downward --heuristic "hcea=cea()" \
  13             --search "lazy_greedy(hcea, preferred=(hcea))" \
  14             < ./output

The above examples use the new best-first search implementation. For comparison, the old best-first search implementation is still available:

 ./downward --heuristic "hff=ff()" --heuristic "hcea=cea()" \
            --search "old_greedy(hff, hcea, preferred=(hff, hcea))" \
            < ./output

If you would like to have another translation from an old-style configuration to the new call-syntax, please add it here as a TODO.

FastDownward: PlannerUsage (last edited 2023-10-12 12:14:59 by GabiRoeger)