The Freelunch Planning System

Page Contributors: Adam Green,

tags: IPC2014 Satisfycing

Planner Quality: -

Year Published: 2014

Paper: IPC 2014 Booklet [ Balyo, T. ]

Preceded By: Fast Downward [Link Needed]

Freelunch is an open-source planning system written in Java. It takes input in the multivalued SAS+ format, which can be obtained from PDDL by the Fast Downward translation tool. Freelunch also provides a Java API to makeits use in Java applications convenient. The philosophy of Freelunch is to first find a plan of arbitrary quality and then improve it using post planning optimization techniques. Several algorithms are implemented in Freelunch, many of them are based on translation of planning problems into satisfiability (SAT) and using a SAT solver.

Support

Freelunch has not been tested with eviscerator yet. Freelunch is designed for classical domains and so most likely does not support temporal numeric planning.

Downloading and Compiling Freelunch

Source code for Freelunch can be found in a Zip of submissions from IPC 2014