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ThinkWorld's training process consists of two steps: first, the CoD generation capability is initialized with action-annotated robot demonstration data; then the model predicts, for each CoD, the future state it induces, compares the prediction with the real observation, and uses reinforcement learning to increase the generation probability of those CoDs whose predictions are more accurate.
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