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Adaptive Rollout Truncation Based on Epistemic Uncertainty for Efficient Offline World Model Training
Accurate neural world models are central to model-based robotics, where they enable robots to predict future states from previously observed trajectories. Multi-step autoregressive training improves long-horizon prediction, but fixed rollout horizons also increase computational cost and can amplify
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