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Compositional Diffusion-Based Continuous Constraint Solvers

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arxiv 2309.00966 v1 pith:BL6HZCKT submitted 2023-09-02 cs.RO cs.AIcs.LG

classification cs.ROcs.AIcs.LG
keywords constraintcontinuousdiffusion-ccspcompositionalconstraintsdiffusionlearningtypes
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This paper introduces an approach for learning to solve continuous constraint satisfaction problems (CCSP) in robotic reasoning and planning. Previous methods primarily rely on hand-engineering or learning generators for specific constraint types and then rejecting the value assignments when other constraints are violated. By contrast, our model, the compositional diffusion continuous constraint solver (Diffusion-CCSP) derives global solutions to CCSPs by representing them as factor graphs and combining the energies of diffusion models trained to sample for individual constraint types. Diffusion-CCSP exhibits strong generalization to novel combinations of known constraints, and it can be integrated into a task and motion planner to devise long-horizon plans that include actions with both discrete and continuous parameters. Project site: https://diffusion-ccsp.github.io/

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