The Planning Domain Definition Language (PDDL) has become a common language to specify planning problems, facilitating the formulation of benchmarks and a direct comparison of planners. Over the years PDDL has been extended beyond STRIPS and ADL in various directions, for example, by adding time and concurrent actions. The current semantics of PDDL is purely meta-theoretic and quite complex, wh...

recent bankruptcy of big companies all over the world and fluctuations in iran's stock market require that some methods be developed for the evaluation of companies' financial potential. different models are used for the prediction of bankruptcy and the evaluation of organizational financial situation. environmental changes and increasing competition among agencies led to companies&ap...