Remembering What Matters for Long-Horizon Robotic World Mode
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsRemembering What Matters for Long-Horizon Robotic World Models
This research investigates the limitations of autoregressive robot video world models over long rollout horizons, proposing ReCAP (Receding Context with Anchor Preservation) as a training-free context-scheduling method. ReCAP preserves recent visual-action states and initial scene anchors while evict, improving prediction quality and computational efficiency across environments like BridgeV2 and CALVIN.
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