vla-manipulation-policies-doing-single-step-action-prediction-libero-observations CLM-0506
observationsingle paperReviewed by AI

For VLA manipulation policies doing single-step action prediction on LIBERO observations, the commanded action is fragile to camera rotation but tolerant of brightness: validated over entire continuous perturbation regions, 27% of instances admit a counterexample within ±1° of camera rotation and 51% within ±2°, while every instance is robust to a ±2% brightness shift and the median tolerates ±30%.

Capability: Turning plans into physical action

Observed on

Five LIBERO-finetuned VLAs (OpenVLA, OpenVLA-OFT, GR00T N1.7, pi0, pi0.5), 40 sampled observations, open-loop one-step action prediction, tolerance set at the 90th percentile of co.

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  • Validated by: Compared against uniform random sampling on the 2,835 VLA instances where a counterexample was found: sampling found nothing on 34 within a 17,000-draw budget and was slower from two iterations onward; against the original H2V on 100 robust instances it used 15.3x fewer queries in total and decided all 100 where H2V left 32 undecided. A k-draw sampling protocol wrongly called an instance robust in 50% of its robust reports at k=1, 42% at k=10, 6% at k=100.. [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 validation run over the same continuous regions on these or comparable LIBERO-finetuned VLAs showing no action-changing perturbation within ±2° of rotation, or showing brightness failures below ±2%.