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REFERENCE GUIDED LEGGED WHEEL LOCOMOTION ON STAIRS WITH PROXIMAL POLICY OPTIMIZATION

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The study suggests that structured references are useful for legged-wheel stair climbing, but must be paired with reward and learning settings that make the desired behavior learnable under contact-rich dynamics.

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