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  1. We present ChainedDiffuser, a policy architecture that unifies action keypose prediction and trajectory diffusion generation for learning robot manipulation from demonstrations. Our main innovation is to use a global transformerbased action predictor to predict actions at keyframes, a task that requires multimodal semantic scene understanding, and to use a local trajectory diffuser to predict trajectory segments that connect predicted macro-actions. ChainedDiffuser sets a new record on established manipulation benchmarks, and outperforms both state-of-the-art keypose (macro-action) prediction models that use motion planners for trajectory prediction, and trajectory diffusion policies that do not predict keyframe macro-actions. We conduct experiments in both simulated and realworld environments and demonstrate ChainedDiffuser’s ability to solve a wide range of manipulation tasks involving interactions with diverse objects. 
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