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Foundational Literature Review 1

For this review I read 2 papers and a textbook chapter. This will be followed up by a more detailed review of the paper on learning STRIPS actions.

Apologies for not embedding this literature review directly into the post. I wrote it in markdown, hoping that would translate easier to the web, but I also used lots of LaTeX and a few diagrams in Mermaid. For now, I have a pdf.

Foundational Literature Review




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