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Behavioral Foundation Models for Quality Diversity
Behavioral Foundation Models (BFMs) are an emerging paradigm in reinforcement learning, playing a role analogous to large language models in natural language processing: they have shown remarkable versatility, enabling zero-shot performance, fast imitation, and online adaptation, all by exploiting t
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