[amp_mcq option1=”Planning problem” option2=”Partial Order planning problem” option3=”Total order planning” option4=”None of the mentioned” correct=”option1″]
The correct answer is: A. Planning problem
A planning problem is a problem in which an agent must determine a sequence of actions to achieve a goal. The famous spare tire problem, scheduling classes for a bunch of students, and air cargo transport are all examples of planning problems.
In the famous spare tire problem, an agent must determine a sequence of actions to change a flat tire. The agent must first locate the spare tire, then jack up the car, remove the flat tire, and install the spare tire.
In scheduling classes for a bunch of students, an agent must determine a schedule that satisfies the constraints of the students and the classes. The constraints may include the availability of the students, the availability of the classrooms, and the prerequisites of the classes.
In air cargo transport, an agent must determine a schedule for transporting cargo from one location to another. The constraints may include the availability of the aircraft, the capacity of the aircraft, and the weight and volume of the cargo.
A partial order planning problem is a planning problem in which the order of some of the actions is not important. For example, in the famous spare tire problem, the order in which the agent removes the lug nuts and loosens the lug bolts is not important.
A total order planning problem is a planning problem in which the order of all of the actions is important. For example, in the air cargo transport problem, the order in which the agent loads the cargo onto the aircraft is important.
None of the mentioned is not a correct answer.