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Diffusion Models for Robotics

AAAI 2025 · Image generation › Autoregressive and latent generation · approach: Diffusion planning and policies · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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A short AAAI 2025 proposal outlining planned diffusion-model work for robotics: colored-noise trajectory generation, Transfer Entropy-regularized 3D generation, and PID-based interpretable scene generation, with no experiments reported.

Problem

Diffusion models for robotics must handle uncertainty robustly in trajectory generation, 3D image generation, and scene understanding, but existing DMs use white Gaussian noise and lack directional information-flow and interpretability controls.

Approach

Replace white Gaussian noise with colored Gaussian noise for trajectory diffusion, add a Transfer Entropy term to the 3D voxel-editing loss to strengthen text-to-visual information flow, and use Partial Information Decomposition to maximize redundant and minimize synergistic information when training the Stable Diffusion UNet.

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Experimental setup

Metrics: path length curvature energy consumption number of collisions

Baselines: deterministic approaches reinforcement learning-based methods

Builds on: Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Models Diffuser text-guided voxel editing Partial Information Decomposition Stable Diffusion

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