ロボット操作計画のための効果予測による物体・行動シンボルの同時発見
Joint Discovery of Object and Action Symbols through Effect Prediction for Robotic Manipulation Planning
連続的なセンサ情報から物体カテゴリと操作プリミティブを同時に学習し、効果予測に基づく離散計画で高精度な操作を実現する手法を提案した。
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著者: Burcu Kilic, Berke Kartal, Fatih Dogangun, Erhan Oztop, Emre Ugur
分類: cs.RO
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To perform complex manipulation planning, autonomous robots are required to abstract continuous, high-dimensional sensorimotor interactions into discrete object and action representations. Earlier work either categorized objects based on visual appearances, which fails to distinguish objects that appear similar but behave differently, or based on effects under interaction, but was limited to predefined actions. To address these limitations, we propose a model that jointly discovers high-level manipulation primitives and object categories through a binary bottleneck layer, trained to predict multi-modal outcomes, including object motion, contact, and force feedback, from random interaction data. Building on these discovered binary representations, we leverage a discrete planning method that uses intermediate steps in the predicted effect trajectory to enable partial action executions for precise low-level control. Additionally, we evaluate our framework's generalization capabilities on novel objects by assigning object categories through comparing a small number of interaction effects with the predicted effects of learned object symbols, enabling few-shot generalization based on behavior rather than visual similarity. We conduct experiments on tabletop repositioning and stacking tasks, and confirm that our effect-driven planning approach outperforms both a state-of-the-art method and a visual-based alternative in planning precision across seen and novel objects.
