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Currently, when we have to instantiate a partially instantiated predicate, we try to find a full instantiated predicate in our current state, and then we extract the constant values.
Problem: if the predicate is not in our current state, then the algorithm fails.
Proposal: if the predicate is not in our current state, then try to reach it using an operator.
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I can't think of an example where this problem happens, Juan. Except if there is no solution... I guess that this is because the algorithm is linear and we always have the entire description of the world in the current state
Currently, when we have to instantiate a partially instantiated predicate, we try to find a full instantiated predicate in our current state, and then we extract the constant values.
Problem: if the predicate is not in our current state, then the algorithm fails.
Proposal: if the predicate is not in our current state, then try to reach it using an operator.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: