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['Simone Piccinocchi', 'Massimo Ceccarelli', 'Federico Piloni', 'Antonio Bicchi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Interactive benchmark for planning algorithms on the Web: http:.//www.piaggio.ccii.unipi.it/benchplanning.html
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