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<p>Recent advancements in Large Language Models (LLMs) offer powerful capabilities in common sense reasoning and planning, making them a promising tool for Object Goal Navigation (ObjectNav). However, existing LLM-based approaches face two significant challenges: the high computational cost of LLM inference, which limits real-time decision making, and a domain gap between the LLMs’ general-purpose knowledge and the specific demands of navigation scenarios. To overcome these challenges, we propose a Knowledge-Enhanced navigation framework with an Intuitive-Deliberate mechanism (KEID). KEID employs an Intuitive-Deliberate mechanism that mimics human cognition, using a lightweight intuition module to strategically invoke the LLM, which reduces computational overhead. Meanwhile, KEID enhances the LLM with two specialized knowledge bases: a Scene Description Tree that describes the complex spatial and semantic relationships of indoor environments within a hierarchical framework and a Navigation Example database for in-context learning adaptation. Evaluations on the HM3D dataset within the Habitat simulator validate our method’s efficacy, demonstrating that KEID achieves a 47.1% success rate and a competitive 18.8% success weighted by path length, significantly outperforming existing baselines. Our work not only improves navigation performance but also enhances decision-making efficiency, establishing an effective framework for developing practical, real-time LLM-based robotic agents.</p>

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Knowledge Enhanced Efficient Robotic Decision Making with Intuitive-Deliberate LLMs

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    2025年12月5日

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  • Long Yang,
  • Haonan Luo,
  • Kexun Chen,
  • Zhixuan Shen,
  • Tianrui Li

摘要

Recent advancements in Large Language Models (LLMs) offer powerful capabilities in common sense reasoning and planning, making them a promising tool for Object Goal Navigation (ObjectNav). However, existing LLM-based approaches face two significant challenges: the high computational cost of LLM inference, which limits real-time decision making, and a domain gap between the LLMs’ general-purpose knowledge and the specific demands of navigation scenarios. To overcome these challenges, we propose a Knowledge-Enhanced navigation framework with an Intuitive-Deliberate mechanism (KEID). KEID employs an Intuitive-Deliberate mechanism that mimics human cognition, using a lightweight intuition module to strategically invoke the LLM, which reduces computational overhead. Meanwhile, KEID enhances the LLM with two specialized knowledge bases: a Scene Description Tree that describes the complex spatial and semantic relationships of indoor environments within a hierarchical framework and a Navigation Example database for in-context learning adaptation. Evaluations on the HM3D dataset within the Habitat simulator validate our method’s efficacy, demonstrating that KEID achieves a 47.1% success rate and a competitive 18.8% success weighted by path length, significantly outperforming existing baselines. Our work not only improves navigation performance but also enhances decision-making efficiency, establishing an effective framework for developing practical, real-time LLM-based robotic agents.