A fictional environment named JUNGLE is being described in terms of PDDL. This world has three predicates, each taking at most four arguments, and five constants. The number of states in the JUNGLE planet should be limited. Justification is required.

A fictional environment named JUNGLE is being described in terms of PDDL. This world has three predicates, each taking at most four arguments, and five constants. The number of states in the JUNGLE planet should be limited. Justification is required.

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