HQL balances one-step and multi-step returns for long horizons
A multi-step target is kept only when a dataset action beats best-of-N behavior-cloned actions.
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A multi-step target is kept only when a dataset action beats best-of-N behavior-cloned actions.
On robomimic, no curated subset significantly beat full-data training after Holm correction, though intervals still allow gains.
On three contact-rich robot tasks the force-reactive policy succeeds in 80% of rollouts versus 26.7% for position-only.
Movement Trend Guidance adds latent foresight to 3D diffusion policies, improving DP3 across RoboTwin2.0, LIBERO-40, and real-robot tasks with only 3.52% more parameters.
Attention-DP3 adds spatially object-aware attentional conditioning to 3D diffusion policies, improving robotic manipulation by up to 31% under heavy clutter.
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