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MarvisNav: Making Memory Visible on Route Choices for Zero-Shot Object Navigation
When searching for an object, people choose their next move by considering both likely target locations and places already explored. The current view can cue place-associated memories, bringing target relevance and prior exploration into the same spatial context. In many zero-shot object navigation
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