architecture · store-moe-gating-profiles-retrievable-skill-memory TEC-0329 · proposed

Store MoE gating profiles as retrievable skill memory

Partition demonstrations into latent skills using Mixture-of-Experts gating coefficients, store each segment's mean latent feature as a key and its gating-weight sequence as a value, and at inference retrieve the top-N similar entries and a

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Partition demonstrations into latent skills using Mixture-of-Experts gating coefficients, store each segment's mean latent feature as a key and its gating-weight sequence as a value, and at inference retrieve the top-N similar entries and a Filed by the drafting stage from SkillMemo: Expert-guided Skill Memory Framework for Compositional Embodied Manipulation (2608.05970) 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: Task success rate against the unmodified backbone and prior memory-augmented VLAs on LIBERO (four suites), three DP control benchmarks, and 40 real-robot rollouts per task; ablation separates segmentation alone from segmentation plus memory.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Turning plans into physical action

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