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AutoCGP: Closed-Loop Concept-Guided Policies from Unlabeled Demonstrations
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Proposes AutoCGP, an imitation learning framework that discovers manipulation concepts from unlabeled demonstrations and trains closed-loop concept-guided robot policies for long-horizon tasks.
Problem
Training embodied agents for complex long-horizon robotic manipulation is hard due to task compositionality, environmental diversity, and dynamic changes, and existing methods often rely on predefined or labeled structure.
Approach
Discovers manipulation concepts automatically from unlabeled demonstrations and uses them to guide closed-loop policies, rather than relying on pre-labeled or hand-specified concepts.
Experimental setup
Datasets: unlabeled robot demonstrations
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