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HTN

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HTNHigh Blood Pressure
HTNHypertension
HTNHypotension
HTNHeroes of the Nation (Redding, CA)
HTNHistotechnology (program of study)
HTNHierarchical Task Network
HTNHair Transplant Network
HTNHealth Thru Nutrition (est. 1993)
HTNHammonton (Amtrak station code; Hammonton, NJ)
HTNHughes Television Network
HTNHealthy Teen Network (Baltimore, MD)
HTNHigh-Tech Network (various locations)
HTNHelp the Needy
HTNHospitality Training Network (Sydney, Australia)
HTNHarmonic Termination Network (electrical engineering)
HTNHealth Transaction Network Inc. (Canada)
HTNHome Theatre Network
HTNHarvest The Net
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References in periodicals archive
UMCP: A Sound and Complete Procedure for Hierarchical Task Network Planning.
We have taken advantage of the planning nature of Bridge by adapting and extending some ideas from hierarchical task network (HTN) planning.
Game Tree Size Produced in Bridge by a Full Game Tree Search and Our Hierarchical Task Network Planning Approach.
Rich's research included the Collagen/Disco collaborative dialog manager, an effort at developing and using tools for managing dialog based on the Grosz, Sidner, Lochbaum, Kraus theory of dialog and collaboration; the development in 1995 of the MERL Diamond Park, a social virtual reality world using networked computers; and his most recent work with Sonia Chernova, Dmitry Berenson, Anahita MohseniKabir, and Candy Sidner, which permits the simultaneous learning by a robot of low level primitive actions and hierarchical task networks with minimal demonstrations.
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