Error Attribution in a Multi-Step Robot Pipeline
In a warehouse-picking robot pipeline, you can isolate the source of a bad grasp by temporarily replacing one intermediate module’s output with the correct value; if the mistake disappears after perfecting the vision output, that module is responsible, otherwise you continue with the next stage, and any remaining error is attributed to the final grasp-planning step.
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