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Expert-Play Contouring Control: Faster-than-Demonstration Planning from Slow Expert and Fast Play
Expert demonstrations often specify what a robot should do, but not how fast it can do it. Imitation Learning (IL) inherits demonstration timing, while directly accelerating the learned motion can fail when faster execution changes the robot-object dynamics. We study faster-than-demonstration execut
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