RLDT fine-tunes pretrained flow-matching policies for continuous control by aligning them to a max-entropy RL transport field constructed via SVGD, using expected-target estimation for stable multi-step updates.
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A new VLA model called SI uses a four-step chain-of-thought to derive driving intent and applies it via classifier-free guidance to a flow-matching trajectory generator, showing competitive Waymo scores and intent-controllable plans.
Counterfactual transport flows enable conservative, instance-specific trajectory refinement in offline RL by constructing local preference pairs in latent space from offline data and learning refinement directions controlled by a strength parameter.
DIAL expands continuous-action driving policies via intent-conditioned flow matching and multi-intent GRPO, lifting best-of-N preference scores above human demonstrations for the first time on WOD-E2E.
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A new VLA model called SI uses a four-step chain-of-thought to derive driving intent and applies it via classifier-free guidance to a flow-matching trajectory generator, showing competitive Waymo scores and intent-controllable plans.
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Counterfactual Transport Flows for Offline Conservative Trajectory Refinement
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