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SWIM: Compact Environment Representation for Reinforcement Learning Human Swimming
Deep reinforcement learning (RL) has driven rapid progress in physically-based motion generation, yet synthesizing robust motion policies in dense fluid environments (e.g. swimming) remains unsolved. Unlike land motion, where environmental impact is sparse and can be coarsely modeled (e.g. gravity,
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