training · retrieve-demonstrations-per-decomposed-subtask-per-task TEC-0302 · proposed

Retrieve demonstrations per decomposed subtask, not per task

Cluster the prior dataset into skills, have an LLM decompose the target task into subtasks scored by semantic plausibility and per-skill held-out BC loss, retrieve episodes by subtask language similarity, rerank frames by VAE behavior-featu

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Cluster the prior dataset into skills, have an LLM decompose the target task into subtasks scored by semantic plausibility and per-skill held-out BC loss, retrieve episodes by subtask language similarity, rerank frames by VAE behavior-featu Filed by the drafting stage from Hierarchical Skill Retrieval for Data-Efficient Adaptation of Vision-Language-Action Models (2608.24042) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: Average success rate over 50 episodes x 3 seeds on 10 LIBERO long-horizon tasks (43.5% vs 33.2% for Behavior Retrieval, 31.9% STRAP, 32.5% IWR, 22.7% BC) and 20 trials per task on four real xArm tasks (48/80 vs 31/80 IWR, 27/80 BC); ablations remove decomposition, reranking, and the two-stage split.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Turning plans into physical action

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