Roll of Honour
Building a system to compete in the competition is an extremely
demanding task: these are the systems that went the extra mile
necessary to make it possible to work robustly with PDDL (in 1998 and
2000) and PDDL2.1 (in 2002), to output plans in the right format and
to make their systems capable of handling the demands of intensive
data collection across unseen domains.
1998:
2000:
- AltAlt (Srivastava, Zimmerman, Binh Do, Nguyen, Nie, Nambiar and Sanchez)
- BDDPlan (Stoerr)
- BlackBox (Kautz, Selman and Huang)
- CHIPS (Srivastava, Zimmerman, Binh Do, Nguyen, Nie, Nambiar and Sanchez)
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FF (Hoffmann)
- GRT (Refanidis, Vlahavas and Vrakas)
- HSP2 (Geffner and Bonet)
- IPP4 (Koehler, Hoffmann and Brenner)
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MIPS (Edelkamp and Helmert)
- PbR (Ambite, Knoblock and Minton)
- PropPlan (Fourman)
- R (Lin)
- SHOP (Nau, Munoz-Avila, Cao, Lotem)
- STAN4 (Fox and Long)
- TALplanner (Kvarnstrom, Doherty and Haslum)
- TokenPlan (Meiller and Fabiani)
2002:
2004:
Classical Part
Sub-optimal Planners
Optimal Planners
Probabilistic Part
See
Probabilistic Competition Site
- Zhengzhu Feng and Eric Hansen
- Eldar Karabaev and Olga Skvortsova
- Pascal Poupart
- Charles Gretton, David Price, and Sylvie Thiebaux
- Alan Fern, Sungwook Yoon, and Robert L Givan
- James Park and Adnan Darwiche
- Blai Bonet and Hector Geffner
- Nilufer Onder, Garrett Whelan, and Li Li
- Florent Teichteil-Konigsbuch and Patrick Fabiani
- Ronald Parr and Carlos Guestrin
- Ronen Brafman