Gestalt Effects in Planning: Rush-Hour as an example

نویسندگان

  • Stefano Bennati
  • Sven Brüssow
  • Marco Ragni
  • Lars Konieczny
چکیده

Planning problems have been extensively studied with regard to graph theoretical properties such as the number of steps necessary to reach a specific goal state or the size of the problem space. These structural properties, however, do not completely characterize a problem. In the presented eye-tracking study we also investigated the influence of perceptual factors on the solution to a planning problem. While not affecting the correctness of a solution, the results suggest that certain Gestalt properties are responsible for the deviation from optimal plans.

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تاریخ انتشار 2014