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Implicit Behavior Coordination from Sub-Task Demonstrations by Exploiting Overlap-Induced Multimodality
Long-horizon robotic rearrangement is commonly formulated as a skill-sequencing problem, where distinct behaviors are explicitly represented and coordinated by a planner or high-level policy. We investigate whether such explicit behavior identities and sequencing interfaces are necessary at all. We
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