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Temporal action quantization accelerates execution by aggregating continuous low-level actions into temporally coarser actions, but indiscriminate quantization introduces a speed-accuracy trade-off: it may discard critical motion details in precision-sensitive stages, while in free-movement or coarse-localization stages it can significantly compress redundant steps.
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