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This research introduces robot-factored world models that separate robot motion realization from scene response in action-conditioned video predictions. By factoring the robot's body and controller effects from the environment's reaction, the models better predict future observations from initial s...
This research introduces robot-factored world models that separate robot motion realization from scene response in action-conditioned video predictions. By factoring the robot's body and controller effects from the environment's reaction, the models better predict future observations from initial s...
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Action-conditioned video world models predict future observations from an initial observation and an action signal. In robotics, actions influence future observations through two distinct processes: they are first realized into robot motion by the robot body and controller, and the scene then responds through...
Separating robot motion from scene dynamics can enhance the accuracy of predictive models in robotics, aiding in planning and control. This approach addresses limitations of conditioning directly on action commands by modeling the distinct processes influencing future observations.
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