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Fast Direction-Conditioned Reachability for Motion Prediction Under Model Uncertainty
To avoid collisions, a robot must repeatedly predict where nearby agents may move, usually with an imperfect model of their dynamics. Reachable sets provide such predictions, but computing them when the system matrices themselves are uncertain can become computationally expensive and conservative fo
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