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The LoopWAM paper proposes a closed-loop world action model that can learn from rollouts of successful, suboptimal, and failed deployments, and after three rounds of deployment training on Robot Challenge Table 30-VR, it raised the success rate from 23.67% to 43.33%, an increase of 19.7 percentage points.
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