I. Introduction
Deformable objects can be seen in many automating tasks such as food handling, assistive dressing and the manufacturing, assembly and sorting of garment [1]–[3]. Rearranging deformable objects is one of the most investigated and fundamental deformable manipulation tasks, where the robot is expected to infer a manipulation sequence to rearrange a deformable object into a goal configuration. Different from rigid object manipulation [4]–[6], rearranging deformable objects poses two new challenges. The first challenge lies in the high dimensionality of the configuration space [7], which makes the observation and representation of deformable objects more complicated for efficient manipulation planning. The second challenge comes from the complex and non-linear dynamics of deformable materials [8], which makes the movements of deformable objects hard to predict.