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AWLS: Advantage-Weighted Latent Steering for One-Step Generative Robotic Manipulation Policies
Human-collected real-world robotic manipulation demonstrations often contain mixed-quality trajectories, including hesitant, indirect, or inefficient action segments. While diffusion- and flow-based policies can model such multimodal data, standard behavior cloning (BC) assigns equal likelihood to a
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