[2021] - Hdmove2

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RRT* and PRM* provide probabilistic completeness but require dense sampling in high-dimensional configuration spaces ( Q \subset \mathbbR^n ). For ( n > 30 ), the volume of ( Q ) grows exponentially, leading to impractical sampling densities [4]. It does one job well, but for general

[ \exists t: | q_actual(t) - \tau_planned(t) | > \sigma \cdot \textVar s \in [t-\delta,t] \left[ \frac\partial c obs\partial q(s) \right] ]

[3] A. Sterling and J. Liu, "hdmove1: Latent motion primitives for high-DoF planning," arXiv preprint arXiv:2401.04567 , 2024.

where ( \mathbfM ) is a configuration-dependent inertia matrix and ( c_obs ) is a smooth barrier function.