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  1. arXiv

    A point-cloud grasp policy cleared log piles on a hydraulic forestry crane, with BC and BCRL recovering 93.8% and 88.9% of inventory versus 80.4% for a geometric heuristic

    The work trains one network that classifies which observed point to grasp and predicts depth and yaw there from unsegmented point clouds, learns to clear 200-log packed piles in simulation via behavior cloning (BC), its reinforcement-learning fine-tuning (BCRL), and RL from scratch, and runs twelve field trials on a trailer-mounted hydraulic forestry crane: BC and BCRL deposit 93.8% and 88.9% of pooled inventory against 80.4% for a geometric heuristic, and BCRL succeeds on 83.6% of cycles versus 79.6% for the heuristic and 65.7% for BC, while fine-tuning's simulated stability gain does not carry over to the crane testbed.

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