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How Far Are LLMs from Symbolic Planners? An NLP-Based Perspective
AI planning provides agents the ability to act autonomously towards achieving a goal in a given environment. Recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) have introduced the prospect of using unstructured input for planning, making LLMs in planning an active area of research, especially for suppo
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