On semantic task planning,
- Task cannot be trivially decomposed to set of geometric predicates, you have to order "do this"
- Multiple possible goals "under-specified" <-- Main reason
Level 3
- Searching for target objects: In particular, determining where to search first? And grounding the search policy on the current scene (the tendency of scene layout). This depends on semantic correlations and affinities between objects.
- Criminal Investigation
- Search/Rescue
- But clearer goal
- Adversarial agents
- Military applications
- Hunting
Level 2
- Starting configuration =/=> recipe
- Cleaning
- X Laundry
- Cleaning
- Dynamic agent
- Babysitting, Elder care,
Level 1
- If there is a clear recipe
- It can be hard because "New"/non-rigid objects
- Cooking
- Gardening
- It can be hard because "New"/non-rigid objects
Level 0
- Camera Director
- Just an optimization problem
- Logistics - moving furniture
- Surveillance
- Security
- Grocery shopping
- Clerk/Cashier
- Laundry (merely classification)
- Sorting or taking out the trash (merely classification)
- Construction, Assembly
- Dishwashing
- PT instructions
- Fix stuffs / Maintenance
- Judge
Further stuff that needs to be discussed
- How is this different from human adaptation? I think human adaptation + common sense would make sense.
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