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Learning On The Job: Zero-Shot Task Execution under Parametric Uncertainty via Trajectory-Parametrized Dual Control
Model-based control can achieve reliable task performance, but its effectiveness depends on the accuracy of the underlying model. Robots operating under model uncertainty must often adapt to previously unseen payloads, objects, and interaction dynamics to complete a task successfully. Conventional a
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