training · slow-chunk-proposal-plus-fast-rl-trained-action TEC-0208 · proposed

Slow chunk proposal plus fast RL-trained action edit

A large VLA asynchronously samples candidate action chunks from an older observation, then a lightweight edit policy conditioned on the latest observation perturbs each candidate and a learned Q-function picks the best chunk to execute.

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A large VLA asynchronously samples candidate action chunks from an older observation, then a lightweight edit policy conditioned on the latest observation perturbs each candidate and a learned Q-function picks the best chunk to execute. Filed by the drafting stage from Reinforcement Learning for Real-Time Vision-Language-Action Policies (2609.18207) 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: Success rate against RLPD, DSRL, DSRL+RTC, EXPO-FT, EXPO-FT+RTC and SFT baselines: best in 10/10 Kinetix environments (96.2% average under 4-step delay, above the 81.4% zero-delay RLPD baseline) and 29/30 average over four real tasks versus 25/30 for the strongest baseline, plus delay and speed sweeps.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Turning plans into physical action

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