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Memorize, Adapt, Ignore: Diagnosing Robot Learning Mechanisms under Training Data Variation
Training data variation, whether through designing a domain randomization (DR) scheme in simulation or curating demonstrations for imitation learning, is a primary lever for improving the robustness of robotic manipulation policies. Yet its underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood, and practit
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