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Spatial-Semantic Uncertainty in VLM-Based Target Search: Balancing Exploration and Identification
Robots searching for a target from a natural-language description must determine not only where to search, but also which observed candidate is the desired target. These decisions reflect two distinct sources of uncertainty - spatial uncertainty over candidate locations and semantic uncertainty over
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