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Hand-Aware Transition Modeling for Bimanual Procedural Anomaly Detection
Procedural anomaly detection in bimanual assembly requires judging each hand action against the execution so far. A corrective action may look unusual in isolation, while a visually plausible action can violate the order of the procedure. We present HACT, a transition model over predicted per-hand e
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