KGLAMP uses a dynamically updated knowledge graph to guide LLMs in creating and replanning PDDL specifications for heterogeneous multi-robot teams, reporting at least 25.3% better performance than LLM-only or classical PDDL baselines on the MAT-THOR benchmark.
Graph-enhanced large language models in asynchronous plan reasoning.arXiv preprint arXiv:2402.02805, 2024
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