Robot Learning Study: Simple Discrete Action Heads Match or Beat Continuous Policies
A new robot learning study finds that simple discretized action representations match or exceed continuous action heads: overall errors are comparable across four action heads, discrete actions are more precise for fine motions, and continuous policies over-smooth compared to expert demonstrations.
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