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New diffusion policy MemCorr-DP improves visuomotor accuracy

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Researchers have developed MemCorr-DP, a new diffusion policy designed to improve visuomotor policy accuracy when object positions and camera viewpoints change. This policy lifts frozen RoMa v2 matches into explicit 3D relations between the current scene and a reference trajectory. Through a counterfactual paired objective and mixed-condition fine-tuning, MemCorr-DP demonstrated a 96.67% closed-loop success rate in a challenging door manipulation task, outperforming a standard visual transformer. AI

IMPACT This research could lead to more robust robotic systems capable of adapting to changing environments and viewpoints.

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New diffusion policy MemCorr-DP improves visuomotor accuracy

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  1. arXiv cs.AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Tan Su, Haoxiang Yang, Ruxin Wang, Binghui Xie ·

    MemCorr-DP: Counterfactual Correspondence Conditioning for a Diffusion Policy Guided by a Reference

    arXiv:2609.06615v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Behavior-cloned visuomotor policies can remain accurate near their training distribution yet fail when object position and camera viewpoint change together. A successful reference trajectory contains the geometry needed to transfe…

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