Creating Planning Domain Models in KEWI
Gerhard Wickler, Lukáš Chrpa, Thomas Leo McCluskey · University of Huddersfield Repository (University of Huddersfield) · 2014
This paper reports on progress towards a tool for the representation of shared, procedural and declarative knowledge whose aim is to be used for various functions to do with the automation of a complex process control application -primarily to guide the response phase during an emergency situation, but also for supporting normal automated operation.The tool is a Knowledge Engineering Web Interface called KEWI.The focus of the paper is on the conceptual model used to represent the declarative and procedural knowledge.The model consists of three layers: an ontology, a model of basic actions, and more complex methods.It is this structured conceptual model that facilitates knowledge engineering.We are aiming to evaluate the use of a central knowledge model for a range of planning-related functions, where the parts of the model are automatically assembled e.g.into PDDL for operational use.