Hi LingBot-VA Team,
Thanks for your great work!
I am evaluating lingbot-va on a new simulator that introduces strict kinematic constraints and physical boundaries. Unlike RoboTwin, the predicted action in this environment might not always be executed perfectly ($a_{t, \text{actual}} \neq a_{t, \text{predicted}}$).
My question is: When updating the KV Cache for the next step, which action should we append to the history?
- Predicted Action ($a_{t, \text{predicted}}$): Maintains autoregressive consistency, but may cause misalignment with the next visual observation if the action wasn't fully executed.
- Actual Action ($a_{t, \text{actual}}$): Aligns with the physical world state, but might introduce a distribution shift for the model.
Which approach do you recommend or use internally for physically constrained environments?
Thanks!
Hi LingBot-VA Team,
Thanks for your great work!
I am evaluating lingbot-va on a new simulator that introduces strict kinematic constraints and physical boundaries. Unlike RoboTwin, the predicted action in this environment might not always be executed perfectly ($a_{t, \text{actual}} \neq a_{t, \text{predicted}}$ ).
My question is: When updating the KV Cache for the next step, which action should we append to the history?
Which approach do you recommend or use internally for physically constrained environments?
Thanks!