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PrismPlan: A Shared GPU Substrate for Motion Planning Across Paradigms
GPU acceleration has made motion planning one to two orders of magnitude faster, but it has not made the three paradigms---sampling, search, and optimization---comparable to one another: every GPU-accelerated planner is built around a single paradigm, so comparing across libraries also compares thei
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