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Furthermore, the first object the user attempted to grasp (the box) was labeled as a training object and not included in the evaluation. We explained the mapping
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These key relationships, which are outlined in the bottom part of Fig. 1 (highlighted with red boxes), occur as the solar light is traced from its source to the
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