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Dissecting Motion-Prior Regularization for Data-Scarce Robotic Insertion
This study asks whether training-time motion-prior regularization can improve insertion success when a diffusion policy is learned from only 15 demonstrations. Minimum jerk discourages abrupt changes in predicted translational acceleration; speed-curvature regularization instead couples movement spe
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