Robot BC Training: Lowering Labeling Costs with IDMs
Mila_Quebec · x · 2026-07-07
Mila shared a discussion by Sacha Morin: the high cost of action annotation in Behavioral Cloning (BC) can be mitigated by semi-supervised methods using Inverse Dynamics Models (IDM), though why IDMs are effective remains an open question.
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