multi-step-assembly-task-planning-action-history-workstation-image-prompting CLM-0452
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For multi-step assembly task planning from an action history and a workstation image, prompting a multimodal LLM to emit a structured (JSON) state representation and propagate it through each predicted action — then truncating the plan at the predicted state closest to the inferred goal — raises action executability and lowers final-state error relative to predicting actions alone, at the cost of shorter plans (lower overlap with recorded human action sequences) and roughly eight times the latency.

Capability: Planning a sequence of actions before acting

Observed on

Simulated two-arm block-assembly dataset (495 instances, 8 target structures), GPT-4o family models prompted in-context; no environment interaction or ground-truth initial state; b.

Model cards: GPT-4 · GPT-4o

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  • Validated by: Compared against an AntGPT-style task-estimation-plus-action-prediction baseline with no state information on the same inputs: +32.8% action executability and -14.8% final-state error, at 30/50/70/90% task-completion splits; replicated across five OpenAI models on a 45-instance subset (STEP better on 4 of 5); LCS was lower than baseline and runtime rose from ~18s to ~148s.. Measured on one simulated block-assembly dataset against a single reimplemented baseline; [truncated]
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Drafted from the paper by a model and filed unreviewed. Visible here so it can be read, not because anyone has vouched for it: it does not move any technique's standing and does not count toward the internal scorecard. Drafted confidence: medium. Falsifier as drafted: A comparison on the same or similar assembly planning data where adding structured state estimation and goal-distance truncation does not improve executability or final-state error over action-only prediction, once task-estimation accuracy is matched.