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  - 12 end-to-end episode-level tasks,
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  - lightweight neural MLP heads for the same 12 task contracts,
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  - a generated four-direction research taxonomy matching the Ropedia job tracks,
 
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  - a next TODO track for Qwen3-Omni fine-tuning and sensor-bridge evaluation,
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  - metrics, predictions, model weights, manifests, charts, and a static website,
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  - a clear explanation of what a single episode can and cannot prove.
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  episode_task_suite.py # 12 end-to-end task definitions
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  neural_task_models.py # optional PyTorch MLP heads for all 12 tasks
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  research_direction_taxonomy.py # maps 12 tasks to the four research tracks
 
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  generate_visualizations.py # refreshes SVG charts + summary JSON
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  render_task_suite_infographic.py # renders the ChatGPT-image-backed PNG
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  render_overview_figures.py # renders polished pipeline/architecture PNGs
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  episode_task_suite/ # 12-task suite metrics and predictions
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  neural_mlp/ # optional neural baseline artifacts per task
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  research_directions/ # four-track taxonomy, CSV, and summary
 
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  omni_exploration/ # H20/ModelScope smoke-test artifacts
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  docs/
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  index.html # GitHub Pages dashboard
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  data/summary_metrics.json # website-readable metrics bundle
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  data/research_directions.json # four-track website data bundle
 
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  assets/task_suite_infographic.png # 12-task presentation graphic
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  assets/pipeline_diagram.png # verified episode pipeline graphic
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  assets/task_architectures.png # verified 12-task minimal architecture map
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  ```bash
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  python scripts/research_direction_taxonomy.py
 
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  python scripts/generate_visualizations.py
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  python scripts/render_overview_figures.py
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  python scripts/render_task_suite_infographic.py
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  by the current 12-task suite. Directions A, B, and D need additional targets and
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  multi-episode training before they become full research deliverables.
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  ## Minimal 12-Task Architectures
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  These are deliberately minimal baselines. They are useful because every
 
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  - 12 end-to-end episode-level tasks,
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  - lightweight neural MLP heads for the same 12 task contracts,
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  - a generated four-direction research taxonomy matching the Ropedia job tracks,
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+ - junior-friendly walkthroughs for every task, with case study, input, process, and output,
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  - a next TODO track for Qwen3-Omni fine-tuning and sensor-bridge evaluation,
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  - metrics, predictions, model weights, manifests, charts, and a static website,
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  - a clear explanation of what a single episode can and cannot prove.
 
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  episode_task_suite.py # 12 end-to-end task definitions
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  neural_task_models.py # optional PyTorch MLP heads for all 12 tasks
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  research_direction_taxonomy.py # maps 12 tasks to the four research tracks
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+ task_walkthroughs.py # beginner explanations for each task contract
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  generate_visualizations.py # refreshes SVG charts + summary JSON
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  render_task_suite_infographic.py # renders the ChatGPT-image-backed PNG
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  render_overview_figures.py # renders polished pipeline/architecture PNGs
 
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  episode_task_suite/ # 12-task suite metrics and predictions
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  neural_mlp/ # optional neural baseline artifacts per task
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  research_directions/ # four-track taxonomy, CSV, and summary
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+ task_walkthroughs/ # case-study walkthroughs for all 12 tasks
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  omni_exploration/ # H20/ModelScope smoke-test artifacts
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  docs/
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  index.html # GitHub Pages dashboard
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  data/summary_metrics.json # website-readable metrics bundle
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  data/research_directions.json # four-track website data bundle
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+ data/task_walkthroughs.json # beginner task explanation data bundle
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  assets/task_suite_infographic.png # 12-task presentation graphic
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  assets/pipeline_diagram.png # verified episode pipeline graphic
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  assets/task_architectures.png # verified 12-task minimal architecture map
 
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  ```bash
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  python scripts/research_direction_taxonomy.py
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+ python scripts/task_walkthroughs.py
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  python scripts/generate_visualizations.py
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  python scripts/render_overview_figures.py
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  python scripts/render_task_suite_infographic.py
 
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  by the current 12-task suite. Directions A, B, and D need additional targets and
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  multi-episode training before they become full research deliverables.
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+ ## Task Walkthroughs For Juniors
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+ Every task now has a beginner-facing explanation with:
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+
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+ - a concrete coffee-episode case study,
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+ - exact input contract,
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+ - middle process modules,
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+ - output contract,
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+ - minimal and neural metric,
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+ - one important limitation.
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+ Primary files:
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+ - [`TASK_WALKTHROUGHS.md`](results/episode_task_suite/task_walkthroughs/TASK_WALKTHROUGHS.md)
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+ - [`task_walkthroughs.json`](results/episode_task_suite/task_walkthroughs/task_walkthroughs.json)
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+ - [`docs/data/task_walkthroughs.json`](docs/data/task_walkthroughs.json)
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+ Compact map:
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+ | Task | Case study | Input -> process -> output |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `timeline_action` | A pouring window should be named as the current action. | all-modality window -> action label builder + classifier -> action class |
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+ | `timeline_subtask` | A fine action is grouped into a broader drink-preparation stage. | all-modality window -> subtask label builder + classifier -> subtask label |
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+ | `transition_detection` | Detect the change from preparing to pouring. | window -> boundary builder + binary classifier -> boundary/steady |
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+ | `next_action` | A preparing window predicts what happens 20 frames later. | current window -> future-label shift + classifier -> next action |
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+ | `hand_trajectory_forecast` | A hand moving toward a cup becomes a future 3D hand path. | current window -> future mocap target + regressor -> hand trajectory |
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+ | `contact_prediction` | Decide whether hand/body contact is happening. | non-contact features -> contact target + binary classifier -> contact label |
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+ | `object_relevance` | Infer milk, cup, coffee, or related objects during pouring. | non-caption features -> multi-hot object target + sigmoid heads -> object set |
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+ | `caption_grounding` | Query Pour milk into coffee and retrieve the matching moment. | text-like query + candidates -> projection + cosine ranker -> ranked windows |
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+ | `cross_modal_retrieval` | Motion/IMU from pouring retrieves matching depth/video. | motion/IMU/camera -> projection + candidate index -> ranked depth/video windows |
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+ | `modality_reconstruction` | Infer depth/video features from motion, IMU, and camera pose. | source modalities -> scaler + regressor -> target modality vector |
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+ | `temporal_order` | Tell whether reaching then pouring was reversed. | adjacent window pair -> pair combiner + binary classifier -> correct/reversed |
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+ | `misalignment_detection` | Catch motion paired with visual/depth features shifted in time. | motion side + visual side -> aligned/shifted pair builder + classifier -> aligned/shifted |
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  ## Minimal 12-Task Architectures
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  - `docs/assets/task_suite_infographic.png`: ChatGPT-image-backed infographic with low-resolution public-sample modality thumbnails, including audio waveform context, and verified metric overlays
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  - `docs/data/summary_metrics.json`: dashboard-readable summary bundle
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  - `docs/data/research_directions.json`: generated four-track taxonomy for the website
 
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  - `results/episode_task_suite/research_directions/`: JSON, CSV, and Markdown task-to-research-track mapping
 
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  - `scripts/*.py`: reproduction scripts
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  - `notes/*.md`: interpretation and reproducibility notes
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  ## Pending 32-Episode Pilot
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  | Item | Value |
 
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  - `docs/data/summary_metrics.json`: dashboard-readable summary bundle
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  - `docs/data/research_directions.json`: generated four-track taxonomy for the website
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+ - `docs/data/task_walkthroughs.json`: beginner-oriented input/process/output guide for all 12 tasks
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  - `results/episode_task_suite/research_directions/`: JSON, CSV, and Markdown task-to-research-track mapping
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+ - `results/episode_task_suite/task_walkthroughs/`: case-study walkthroughs for every task contract
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  - `scripts/*.py`: reproduction scripts
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  - `notes/*.md`: interpretation and reproducibility notes
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+ ## Junior Task Walkthroughs
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+ Each task has a case study, input contract, middle process modules, output
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+ contract, metric, and current limitation. Start here when onboarding a junior
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+ researcher or engineer:
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+ {
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+ "source": "results/episode_task_suite/summary_report.json",
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+ "scope": {
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+ "episode_count": 1,
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+ "num_frames": 5821,
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+ "num_windows": 1161,
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+ "feature_dim": 8378,
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+ "window_frames": 20,
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+ "stride_frames": 5,
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+ "warning": "These walkthroughs explain task contracts on one public sample episode; they are not cross-episode performance claims."
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+ },
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+ "shared_pipeline": [
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+ "Read annotation.hdf5 and synchronized video-derived features.",
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+ "Slice the episode into 20-frame windows with stride 5.",
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+ "Build an 8,378-d current feature vector from available modality blocks.",
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+ "Construct a task-specific target from labels, future frames, paired windows, or modality splits.",
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+ "Train a minimal head and, when enabled, a neural MLP head.",
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+ "Write metrics, predictions, and model artifacts for review."
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+ ],
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+ "tasks": {
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+ "timeline_action": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Look at one short multimodal window and name what action is happening now.",
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+ "case_study": "In the coffee-making sample, if the 20-frame window is during a pouring moment, the task asks the model to output an action such as Pour coffee or Pour milk into coffee.",
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+ "input": "One 20-frame window represented by the current 8,378-d feature vector: video/depth summaries, pose, SLAM/camera pose, motion capture, IMU, calibration, and language-derived context.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Window builder slices the episode into short overlapping windows.",
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+ "Feature assembler concatenates all current feature blocks.",
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+ "Label builder reads the action annotation for the center of the window.",
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+ "Classifier head maps the window vector to one action class.",
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+ "Evaluator compares predicted action labels against the held-out chronological segment."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A single action class for the current window.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is like asking: given this tiny movie clip plus sensor readings, what is the person doing right now?",
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+ "failure_mode": "The one-episode chronological split contains future action classes that were not present in training, so low test macro-F1 is expected.",
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+ "task": "timeline_action",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "macro_f1",
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+ "name": "macro-F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.05,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.02631578947368421
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "timeline_subtask": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Predict the higher-level task stage for the current window.",
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+ "case_study": "A pouring action may belong to a broader subtask such as preparing or pouring a drink. The model predicts that broader stage instead of a fine action.",
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+ "input": "The same all-modality 8,378-d window vector used by action recognition.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Window builder creates the current temporal slice.",
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+ "Feature assembler keeps all available modality blocks.",
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+ "Subtask label builder maps the current timestamp to a subtask annotation.",
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+ "Classifier head predicts the subtask class.",
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+ "Evaluator reports class-balanced scores so rare subtasks matter."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A single subtask label for the current window.",
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+ "junior_tip": "Action is the verb; subtask is the chapter of the activity.",
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+ "failure_mode": "Single-episode ordering means some later subtasks appear only in test, so this is a pipeline check rather than a general benchmark.",
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+ "task": "timeline_subtask",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "macro_f1",
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+ "name": "macro-F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.04954121121178666,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.017518248175182476
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "transition_detection": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Detect whether the current window is near a boundary between actions.",
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+ "case_study": "When the demonstrator changes from preparing to pouring, the model should flag a boundary instead of a steady action window.",
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+ "input": "One all-modality window vector plus labels derived from action-change timestamps.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Boundary builder scans action labels over time and marks windows near a change.",
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+ "Feature assembler supplies all current modality features.",
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+ "Binary classifier predicts steady vs boundary.",
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+ "Boundary matcher checks whether predicted boundary times are close to true boundary times.",
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+ "Evaluator reports macro-F1 and timing error, not just accuracy."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A binary label: boundary or steady.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is the model's way of saying: something just changed here.",
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+ "failure_mode": "Boundaries are rare, so high accuracy can be misleading if the model predicts steady too often.",
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+ "task": "transition_detection",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "macro_f1",
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+ "name": "macro-F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.6551829268292684,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.6484848484848484
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "next_action": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Use the current window to guess the action that will happen shortly after it.",
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+ "case_study": "If a window shows the person preparing to pour, the target can be the action 20 frames later, such as the start of pouring.",
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+ "input": "The current all-modality window vector at time t.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Window builder picks a current time window.",
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+ "Future label builder shifts the action target by 20 frames.",
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+ "Feature assembler uses only current information, not future features.",
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+ "Classifier head predicts the future action class.",
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+ "Evaluator checks whether the future action label is correct."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A single action class for t+20 frames.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is short-horizon intention prediction: what will the person do next?",
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+ "failure_mode": "The public sample has unseen future classes in the chronological test split, which makes this very hard with one episode.",
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+ "task": "next_action",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "macro_f1",
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+ "name": "macro-F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.05925925925925927,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.023529411764705882
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "hand_trajectory_forecast": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Predict where the hands will move over the next few frames.",
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+ "case_study": "When the hand is moving toward a cup or bottle, the model predicts the future 3D hand-joint path.",
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+ "input": "The current all-modality window vector at time t.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Window builder chooses the current sensor window.",
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+ "Target builder extracts future left/right hand 3D joints from motion capture.",
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+ "Regression head predicts a continuous trajectory, not a class label.",
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+ "Output reshaper interprets the vector as future frames and joints.",
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+ "Evaluator computes MPJPE, the average 3D joint-position error."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A future trajectory vector for left and right hand joints.",
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+ "junior_tip": "Instead of naming an action, this task draws the next hand path in 3D.",
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+ "failure_mode": "It is still a window-level forecast, not a full policy or long-horizon motion generator.",
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+ "task": "hand_trajectory_forecast",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "mpjpe",
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+ "name": "MPJPE",
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+ "direction": "lower",
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+ "minimal": 0.8222644925117493,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.11163123697042465
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "contact_prediction": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Predict whether the body or hand is in contact with something.",
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+ "case_study": "During manipulation, the hand may touch a cup, table, or bottle. The task asks whether any contact is happening.",
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+ "input": "Non-contact and non-caption feature blocks, so the answer is not directly leaked from the target labels.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Feature selector removes contact-label and caption-label blocks.",
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+ "Target builder converts contact annotations into a binary label.",
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+ "Binary classifier predicts contact vs no contact.",
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+ "Evaluator reports macro-F1 and accuracy.",
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+ "Degeneracy checker records whether only one class appears."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A binary contact label.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is a simple physical-interaction probe: is the person touching something now?",
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+ "failure_mode": "The current public sample is degenerate for this task because one class dominates, so perfect score does not mean the model learned contact physics.",
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+ "task": "contact_prediction",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "macro_f1",
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+ "name": "macro-F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 1.0,
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+ "neural_mlp": 1.0
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "object_relevance": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Predict which objects matter in the current window.",
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+ "case_study": "If the person is pouring milk into coffee, relevant objects may include milk, cup, coffee, or container-like items.",
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+ "input": "Non-caption feature blocks, so the model must infer objects from sensors rather than copying the caption words.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Object vocabulary builder collects object labels from annotations.",
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+ "Feature selector removes caption-derived label blocks.",
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+ "Multi-label target builder creates a multi-hot object vector.",
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+ "Sigmoid heads predict each object's relevance independently.",
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+ "Evaluator reports micro-F1 and exact-match quality."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A multi-label object set for the current window.",
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+ "junior_tip": "A window can involve more than one object, so this is not a one-class classifier.",
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+ "failure_mode": "Object labels are sparse and language-derived, so this is currently a weak object-centric probe.",
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+ "task": "object_relevance",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "micro_f1",
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+ "name": "micro-F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.18393030009680542,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.1797583081570997
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "caption_grounding": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Given a text-like query from annotation, find the matching time window.",
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+ "case_study": "A query like Pour milk into coffee should rank the windows from the actual pouring moment higher than unrelated windows.",
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+ "input": "Caption/object/interaction query features and a set of candidate sensor-window features.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Query builder converts annotation words into a compact query representation.",
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+ "Candidate builder gathers held-out sensor windows.",
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+ "Projection head maps sensor windows into the query space.",
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+ "Ranker scores candidates by cosine similarity.",
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+ "Evaluator reports MRR and top-k retrieval accuracy."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A ranked list of windows, with the correct matching window ideally near rank 1.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is search: type a description, retrieve the matching moment.",
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+ "failure_mode": "Bag-of-objects text features are too simple for rich language grounding.",
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+ "task": "caption_grounding",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "mrr",
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+ "name": "MRR",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.017183946083791223,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.01781111161035397
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "cross_modal_retrieval": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Use one group of modalities to retrieve the matching window from another group.",
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+ "case_study": "Use motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals from a pouring moment to retrieve the matching depth/video representation for that same moment.",
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+ "input": "Query side: motion, IMU, and camera/pose features. Candidate side: depth and video features.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Feature splitter separates query modalities from target modalities.",
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+ "Projection head maps the query vector into target-modality space.",
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+ "Candidate index stores target vectors from held-out windows.",
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+ "Ranker retrieves nearest candidates by cosine similarity.",
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+ "Evaluator reports MRR, top-1, top-5, and top-10 accuracy."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A ranked list of candidate depth/video windows.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This checks whether different sensors agree about the same moment in time.",
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+ "failure_mode": "Good retrieval means useful alignment signal, but it is not yet 3D reconstruction or rendering.",
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+ "task": "cross_modal_retrieval",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "mrr",
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+ "name": "MRR",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.26335984006618296,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.1530070022204131
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+ },
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "modality_reconstruction": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Predict one modality feature block from other modality blocks.",
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+ "case_study": "Given motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals while the hand moves, predict the matching depth/video feature vector.",
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+ "input": "Motion, IMU, and camera/pose features as input; depth/video features as the regression target.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Feature splitter defines source and target modality blocks.",
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+ "Scaler normalizes source and target vectors using train statistics.",
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+ "Regression head predicts the target feature vector.",
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+ "Inverse scaler returns predictions to target scale.",
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+ "Evaluator reports MSE, MAE, and R2."
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+ ],
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+ "output": "A reconstructed depth/video feature vector.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is feature-level imagination: can the model infer what another sensor would see?",
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+ "plain_goal": "Tell whether two nearby windows are in the correct time order.",
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+ "case_study": "If window A shows reaching and window B shows pouring, the model should distinguish A then B from B then A.",
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+ "input": "A pair of adjacent window vectors, plus their difference vector.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Pair builder creates correct-order and reversed-order examples.",
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+ "Feature combiner concatenates first window, second window, and their difference.",
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+ "Binary classifier predicts correct vs reversed.",
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+ "Evaluator reports F1, precision, and recall.",
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+ "Diagnostic reader interprets whether features encode local time direction."
271
+ ],
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+ "output": "A binary label: correct order or reversed order.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This asks whether the representation knows which moment came first.",
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+ "failure_mode": "It only tests local ordering, not long-term planning or causality.",
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+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
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+ },
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+ "misalignment_detection": {
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+ "plain_goal": "Detect when modalities that should match are shifted out of sync.",
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+ "case_study": "Motion from a pouring moment is paired with video/depth from several windows later. The task asks the model to detect that mismatch.",
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+ "input": "A motion-side feature group and a visual/depth-side feature group, either aligned or artificially shifted.",
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+ "middle_modules": [
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+ "Alignment builder creates positive pairs from the same time window.",
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+ "Shift builder creates negative pairs by offsetting one modality group.",
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+ "Feature combiner joins both sides into one example.",
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+ "Binary classifier predicts aligned vs misaligned.",
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+ "Evaluator reports F1 and accuracy."
295
+ ],
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+ "output": "A binary label: aligned or shifted.",
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+ "junior_tip": "This is a synchronization alarm for multimodal data.",
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+ "failure_mode": "Synthetic shifts are useful diagnostics but do not solve calibration, reconstruction, or mapping by themselves.",
299
+ "task": "misalignment_detection",
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+ "metric": {
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+ "key": "f1",
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+ "name": "F1",
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+ "direction": "higher",
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+ "minimal": 0.4865671641791045,
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+ "neural_mlp": 0.7335243553008597
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  <article class="artifact"><h3>Task-suite report</h3><p>One JSON file with every task metric and split detail.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/episode_task_suite/summary_report.json">summary_report.json</a></article>
780
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Neural MLP task results</h3><p>Per-task PyTorch MLP metrics, predictions, histories, and checkpoints for the same 12 task contracts.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/tree/main/results/episode_task_suite/neural_mlp">neural_mlp/</a></article>
781
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Four-direction taxonomy</h3><p>Generated JSON, CSV, Markdown, and website data mapping all 12 tasks to the four research tracks with two baselines.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/tree/main/results/episode_task_suite/research_directions">research_directions/</a></article>
 
782
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Feature manifest</h3><p>Start/end index and dimension for every current feature block.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/episode_task_suite/feature_manifest.json">feature_manifest.json</a></article>
783
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Cross-modal retrieval</h3><p>The strongest self-supervised signal from the single episode.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/episode_task_suite/cross_modal_retrieval/metrics.json">metrics.json</a></article>
784
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Current all-feature action model</h3><p>Classifier metrics, predictions, confusion matrix, and model weights.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/min_all_modalities_action_model/metrics.json">metrics.json</a></article>
 
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  <a href="#neural">Neural</a>
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  <a href="#directions">Directions</a>
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  <a href="#architectures">Arch</a>
578
+ <a href="#walkthroughs">Guide</a>
579
  <a href="#tasks">Tasks</a>
580
  <a href="#features">Signals</a>
581
  <a href="#artifacts">Artifacts</a>
 
746
  </div>
747
  </section>
748
 
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+ <section id="walkthroughs">
750
+ <div class="wrap">
751
+ <div class="section-head">
752
+ <h2>Junior-friendly task walkthroughs.</h2>
753
+ <p>Each task is explained as a case study with input, middle process modules, and output. The full generated guide is committed as Markdown and JSON.</p>
754
+ </div>
755
+ <div class="walkthrough-grid">
756
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>timeline_action</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> a pouring window should map to the current action, such as Pour coffee.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>one 20-frame all-modality window</span><span><strong>Process</strong>window builder, feature assembler, action label builder, classifier, evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>current action class</span></div></article>
757
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>timeline_subtask</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> a fine action is grouped into a broader drink-preparation stage.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>one all-modality window</span><span><strong>Process</strong>window builder, feature assembler, subtask label builder, classifier, evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>current subtask label</span></div></article>
758
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>transition_detection</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> detect the moment the demonstrator changes from preparing to pouring.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>one window plus boundary labels</span><span><strong>Process</strong>boundary builder, feature assembler, binary classifier, boundary matcher, evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>boundary or steady</span></div></article>
759
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>next_action</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> a preparing-to-pour window should predict the action 20 frames later.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>current window at time t</span><span><strong>Process</strong>future label shift, current-only features, classifier, evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>action at t+20 frames</span></div></article>
760
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>hand_trajectory_forecast</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> when a hand moves toward a cup, predict the future 3D hand path.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>current all-modality window</span><span><strong>Process</strong>future mocap target builder, regression head, trajectory reshaper, MPJPE evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>future left/right hand joints</span></div></article>
761
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>contact_prediction</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> decide whether the hand/body is touching an object or surface.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>non-contact, non-caption features</span><span><strong>Process</strong>feature selector, contact target builder, binary classifier, degeneracy check</span><span><strong>Output</strong>contact or no contact</span></div></article>
762
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>object_relevance</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> during pouring, infer relevant objects such as milk, cup, or coffee.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>non-caption features</span><span><strong>Process</strong>object vocabulary, multi-hot targets, sigmoid heads, micro-F1 evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>multi-label object set</span></div></article>
763
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>caption_grounding</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> a query like Pour milk into coffee should retrieve the matching moment.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>caption query plus candidate windows</span><span><strong>Process</strong>query builder, candidate builder, projection head, cosine ranker, MRR evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>ranked matching windows</span></div></article>
764
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>cross_modal_retrieval</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> motion and IMU from pouring should retrieve the matching depth/video window.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>motion/IMU/camera query, depth/video candidates</span><span><strong>Process</strong>modality splitter, projection head, candidate index, cosine ranker, top-k evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>ranked depth/video windows</span></div></article>
765
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>modality_reconstruction</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> infer compressed depth/video features from motion, IMU, and camera pose.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>motion/IMU/camera features</span><span><strong>Process</strong>source-target split, scaling, regression head, inverse scaling, R2 evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>depth/video feature vector</span></div></article>
766
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>temporal_order</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> tell whether reaching then pouring has been reversed.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>two adjacent windows</span><span><strong>Process</strong>pair builder, feature combiner, binary classifier, F1 evaluator</span><span><strong>Output</strong>correct or reversed order</span></div></article>
767
+ <article class="walk-card"><h3>misalignment_detection</h3><p><strong>Case:</strong> detect motion from pouring paired with video/depth shifted later.</p><div class="walk-flow"><span><strong>Input</strong>motion side plus visual/depth side</span><span><strong>Process</strong>aligned pair builder, shifted pair builder, feature combiner, binary classifier</span><span><strong>Output</strong>aligned or shifted</span></div></article>
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+ </div>
769
+ </div>
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+ </section>
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+
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  <div class="wrap">
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  <div class="section-head">
 
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  <article class="artifact"><h3>Task-suite report</h3><p>One JSON file with every task metric and split detail.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/episode_task_suite/summary_report.json">summary_report.json</a></article>
835
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Neural MLP task results</h3><p>Per-task PyTorch MLP metrics, predictions, histories, and checkpoints for the same 12 task contracts.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/tree/main/results/episode_task_suite/neural_mlp">neural_mlp/</a></article>
836
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Four-direction taxonomy</h3><p>Generated JSON, CSV, Markdown, and website data mapping all 12 tasks to the four research tracks with two baselines.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/tree/main/results/episode_task_suite/research_directions">research_directions/</a></article>
837
+ <article class="artifact"><h3>Task walkthroughs</h3><p>Beginner-oriented case studies for all 12 tasks, including input, middle process modules, output, metric, and limitation.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/tree/main/results/episode_task_suite/task_walkthroughs">task_walkthroughs/</a></article>
838
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Feature manifest</h3><p>Start/end index and dimension for every current feature block.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/episode_task_suite/feature_manifest.json">feature_manifest.json</a></article>
839
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Cross-modal retrieval</h3><p>The strongest self-supervised signal from the single episode.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/episode_task_suite/cross_modal_retrieval/metrics.json">metrics.json</a></article>
840
  <article class="artifact"><h3>Current all-feature action model</h3><p>Classifier metrics, predictions, confusion matrix, and model weights.</p><a href="https://github.com/ChaoYue0307/ropedia-episode-task-suite/blob/main/results/min_all_modalities_action_model/metrics.json">metrics.json</a></article>
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+ # Junior-Friendly 12-Task Walkthroughs
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+
3
+ This file explains every task in the Xperience-10M episode suite as an input -> process -> output pipeline.
4
+ It is generated by `scripts/task_walkthroughs.py` from committed metrics plus hand-audited task explanations.
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+
6
+ ## Shared Pipeline
7
+
8
+ - Read annotation.hdf5 and synchronized video-derived features.
9
+ - Slice the episode into 20-frame windows with stride 5.
10
+ - Build an 8,378-d current feature vector from available modality blocks.
11
+ - Construct a task-specific target from labels, future frames, paired windows, or modality splits.
12
+ - Train a minimal head and, when enabled, a neural MLP head.
13
+ - Write metrics, predictions, and model artifacts for review.
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+
15
+ ## Task Walkthroughs
16
+
17
+ ### `timeline_action`
18
+
19
+ **Goal:** Look at one short multimodal window and name what action is happening now.
20
+
21
+ **Case study:** In the coffee-making sample, if the 20-frame window is during a pouring moment, the task asks the model to output an action such as Pour coffee or Pour milk into coffee.
22
+
23
+ **Input:** One 20-frame window represented by the current 8,378-d feature vector: video/depth summaries, pose, SLAM/camera pose, motion capture, IMU, calibration, and language-derived context.
24
+
25
+ **Middle process modules:**
26
+ - Window builder slices the episode into short overlapping windows.
27
+ - Feature assembler concatenates all current feature blocks.
28
+ - Label builder reads the action annotation for the center of the window.
29
+ - Classifier head maps the window vector to one action class.
30
+ - Evaluator compares predicted action labels against the held-out chronological segment.
31
+
32
+ **Output:** A single action class for the current window.
33
+
34
+ **Metric:** macro-F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.0500`, neural MLP `0.0263`.
35
+
36
+ **Junior mental model:** This is like asking: given this tiny movie clip plus sensor readings, what is the person doing right now?
37
+
38
+ **Current limitation:** The one-episode chronological split contains future action classes that were not present in training, so low test macro-F1 is expected.
39
+
40
+ ### `timeline_subtask`
41
+
42
+ **Goal:** Predict the higher-level task stage for the current window.
43
+
44
+ **Case study:** A pouring action may belong to a broader subtask such as preparing or pouring a drink. The model predicts that broader stage instead of a fine action.
45
+
46
+ **Input:** The same all-modality 8,378-d window vector used by action recognition.
47
+
48
+ **Middle process modules:**
49
+ - Window builder creates the current temporal slice.
50
+ - Feature assembler keeps all available modality blocks.
51
+ - Subtask label builder maps the current timestamp to a subtask annotation.
52
+ - Classifier head predicts the subtask class.
53
+ - Evaluator reports class-balanced scores so rare subtasks matter.
54
+
55
+ **Output:** A single subtask label for the current window.
56
+
57
+ **Metric:** macro-F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.0495`, neural MLP `0.0175`.
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+
59
+ **Junior mental model:** Action is the verb; subtask is the chapter of the activity.
60
+
61
+ **Current limitation:** Single-episode ordering means some later subtasks appear only in test, so this is a pipeline check rather than a general benchmark.
62
+
63
+ ### `transition_detection`
64
+
65
+ **Goal:** Detect whether the current window is near a boundary between actions.
66
+
67
+ **Case study:** When the demonstrator changes from preparing to pouring, the model should flag a boundary instead of a steady action window.
68
+
69
+ **Input:** One all-modality window vector plus labels derived from action-change timestamps.
70
+
71
+ **Middle process modules:**
72
+ - Boundary builder scans action labels over time and marks windows near a change.
73
+ - Feature assembler supplies all current modality features.
74
+ - Binary classifier predicts steady vs boundary.
75
+ - Boundary matcher checks whether predicted boundary times are close to true boundary times.
76
+ - Evaluator reports macro-F1 and timing error, not just accuracy.
77
+
78
+ **Output:** A binary label: boundary or steady.
79
+
80
+ **Metric:** macro-F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.6552`, neural MLP `0.6485`.
81
+
82
+ **Junior mental model:** This is the model's way of saying: something just changed here.
83
+
84
+ **Current limitation:** Boundaries are rare, so high accuracy can be misleading if the model predicts steady too often.
85
+
86
+ ### `next_action`
87
+
88
+ **Goal:** Use the current window to guess the action that will happen shortly after it.
89
+
90
+ **Case study:** If a window shows the person preparing to pour, the target can be the action 20 frames later, such as the start of pouring.
91
+
92
+ **Input:** The current all-modality window vector at time t.
93
+
94
+ **Middle process modules:**
95
+ - Window builder picks a current time window.
96
+ - Future label builder shifts the action target by 20 frames.
97
+ - Feature assembler uses only current information, not future features.
98
+ - Classifier head predicts the future action class.
99
+ - Evaluator checks whether the future action label is correct.
100
+
101
+ **Output:** A single action class for t+20 frames.
102
+
103
+ **Metric:** macro-F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.0593`, neural MLP `0.0235`.
104
+
105
+ **Junior mental model:** This is short-horizon intention prediction: what will the person do next?
106
+
107
+ **Current limitation:** The public sample has unseen future classes in the chronological test split, which makes this very hard with one episode.
108
+
109
+ ### `hand_trajectory_forecast`
110
+
111
+ **Goal:** Predict where the hands will move over the next few frames.
112
+
113
+ **Case study:** When the hand is moving toward a cup or bottle, the model predicts the future 3D hand-joint path.
114
+
115
+ **Input:** The current all-modality window vector at time t.
116
+
117
+ **Middle process modules:**
118
+ - Window builder chooses the current sensor window.
119
+ - Target builder extracts future left/right hand 3D joints from motion capture.
120
+ - Regression head predicts a continuous trajectory, not a class label.
121
+ - Output reshaper interprets the vector as future frames and joints.
122
+ - Evaluator computes MPJPE, the average 3D joint-position error.
123
+
124
+ **Output:** A future trajectory vector for left and right hand joints.
125
+
126
+ **Metric:** MPJPE (lower is better). Minimal `0.8223`, neural MLP `0.1116`.
127
+
128
+ **Junior mental model:** Instead of naming an action, this task draws the next hand path in 3D.
129
+
130
+ **Current limitation:** It is still a window-level forecast, not a full policy or long-horizon motion generator.
131
+
132
+ ### `contact_prediction`
133
+
134
+ **Goal:** Predict whether the body or hand is in contact with something.
135
+
136
+ **Case study:** During manipulation, the hand may touch a cup, table, or bottle. The task asks whether any contact is happening.
137
+
138
+ **Input:** Non-contact and non-caption feature blocks, so the answer is not directly leaked from the target labels.
139
+
140
+ **Middle process modules:**
141
+ - Feature selector removes contact-label and caption-label blocks.
142
+ - Target builder converts contact annotations into a binary label.
143
+ - Binary classifier predicts contact vs no contact.
144
+ - Evaluator reports macro-F1 and accuracy.
145
+ - Degeneracy checker records whether only one class appears.
146
+
147
+ **Output:** A binary contact label.
148
+
149
+ **Metric:** macro-F1 (higher is better). Minimal `1.0000`, neural MLP `1.0000`.
150
+
151
+ **Junior mental model:** This is a simple physical-interaction probe: is the person touching something now?
152
+
153
+ **Current limitation:** The current public sample is degenerate for this task because one class dominates, so perfect score does not mean the model learned contact physics.
154
+
155
+ ### `object_relevance`
156
+
157
+ **Goal:** Predict which objects matter in the current window.
158
+
159
+ **Case study:** If the person is pouring milk into coffee, relevant objects may include milk, cup, coffee, or container-like items.
160
+
161
+ **Input:** Non-caption feature blocks, so the model must infer objects from sensors rather than copying the caption words.
162
+
163
+ **Middle process modules:**
164
+ - Object vocabulary builder collects object labels from annotations.
165
+ - Feature selector removes caption-derived label blocks.
166
+ - Multi-label target builder creates a multi-hot object vector.
167
+ - Sigmoid heads predict each object's relevance independently.
168
+ - Evaluator reports micro-F1 and exact-match quality.
169
+
170
+ **Output:** A multi-label object set for the current window.
171
+
172
+ **Metric:** micro-F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.1839`, neural MLP `0.1798`.
173
+
174
+ **Junior mental model:** A window can involve more than one object, so this is not a one-class classifier.
175
+
176
+ **Current limitation:** Object labels are sparse and language-derived, so this is currently a weak object-centric probe.
177
+
178
+ ### `caption_grounding`
179
+
180
+ **Goal:** Given a text-like query from annotation, find the matching time window.
181
+
182
+ **Case study:** A query like Pour milk into coffee should rank the windows from the actual pouring moment higher than unrelated windows.
183
+
184
+ **Input:** Caption/object/interaction query features and a set of candidate sensor-window features.
185
+
186
+ **Middle process modules:**
187
+ - Query builder converts annotation words into a compact query representation.
188
+ - Candidate builder gathers held-out sensor windows.
189
+ - Projection head maps sensor windows into the query space.
190
+ - Ranker scores candidates by cosine similarity.
191
+ - Evaluator reports MRR and top-k retrieval accuracy.
192
+
193
+ **Output:** A ranked list of windows, with the correct matching window ideally near rank 1.
194
+
195
+ **Metric:** MRR (higher is better). Minimal `0.0172`, neural MLP `0.0178`.
196
+
197
+ **Junior mental model:** This is search: type a description, retrieve the matching moment.
198
+
199
+ **Current limitation:** Bag-of-objects text features are too simple for rich language grounding.
200
+
201
+ ### `cross_modal_retrieval`
202
+
203
+ **Goal:** Use one group of modalities to retrieve the matching window from another group.
204
+
205
+ **Case study:** Use motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals from a pouring moment to retrieve the matching depth/video representation for that same moment.
206
+
207
+ **Input:** Query side: motion, IMU, and camera/pose features. Candidate side: depth and video features.
208
+
209
+ **Middle process modules:**
210
+ - Feature splitter separates query modalities from target modalities.
211
+ - Projection head maps the query vector into target-modality space.
212
+ - Candidate index stores target vectors from held-out windows.
213
+ - Ranker retrieves nearest candidates by cosine similarity.
214
+ - Evaluator reports MRR, top-1, top-5, and top-10 accuracy.
215
+
216
+ **Output:** A ranked list of candidate depth/video windows.
217
+
218
+ **Metric:** MRR (higher is better). Minimal `0.2634`, neural MLP `0.1530`.
219
+
220
+ **Junior mental model:** This checks whether different sensors agree about the same moment in time.
221
+
222
+ **Current limitation:** Good retrieval means useful alignment signal, but it is not yet 3D reconstruction or rendering.
223
+
224
+ ### `modality_reconstruction`
225
+
226
+ **Goal:** Predict one modality feature block from other modality blocks.
227
+
228
+ **Case study:** Given motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals while the hand moves, predict the matching depth/video feature vector.
229
+
230
+ **Input:** Motion, IMU, and camera/pose features as input; depth/video features as the regression target.
231
+
232
+ **Middle process modules:**
233
+ - Feature splitter defines source and target modality blocks.
234
+ - Scaler normalizes source and target vectors using train statistics.
235
+ - Regression head predicts the target feature vector.
236
+ - Inverse scaler returns predictions to target scale.
237
+ - Evaluator reports MSE, MAE, and R2.
238
+
239
+ **Output:** A reconstructed depth/video feature vector.
240
+
241
+ **Metric:** R2 (higher is better). Minimal `-0.0160`, neural MLP `-0.0102`.
242
+
243
+ **Junior mental model:** This is feature-level imagination: can the model infer what another sensor would see?
244
+
245
+ **Current limitation:** This reconstructs compressed features, not raw pixels, depth maps, meshes, NeRFs, or Gaussian splats.
246
+
247
+ ### `temporal_order`
248
+
249
+ **Goal:** Tell whether two nearby windows are in the correct time order.
250
+
251
+ **Case study:** If window A shows reaching and window B shows pouring, the model should distinguish A then B from B then A.
252
+
253
+ **Input:** A pair of adjacent window vectors, plus their difference vector.
254
+
255
+ **Middle process modules:**
256
+ - Pair builder creates correct-order and reversed-order examples.
257
+ - Feature combiner concatenates first window, second window, and their difference.
258
+ - Binary classifier predicts correct vs reversed.
259
+ - Evaluator reports F1, precision, and recall.
260
+ - Diagnostic reader interprets whether features encode local time direction.
261
+
262
+ **Output:** A binary label: correct order or reversed order.
263
+
264
+ **Metric:** F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.5487`, neural MLP `0.8718`.
265
+
266
+ **Junior mental model:** This asks whether the representation knows which moment came first.
267
+
268
+ **Current limitation:** It only tests local ordering, not long-term planning or causality.
269
+
270
+ ### `misalignment_detection`
271
+
272
+ **Goal:** Detect when modalities that should match are shifted out of sync.
273
+
274
+ **Case study:** Motion from a pouring moment is paired with video/depth from several windows later. The task asks the model to detect that mismatch.
275
+
276
+ **Input:** A motion-side feature group and a visual/depth-side feature group, either aligned or artificially shifted.
277
+
278
+ **Middle process modules:**
279
+ - Alignment builder creates positive pairs from the same time window.
280
+ - Shift builder creates negative pairs by offsetting one modality group.
281
+ - Feature combiner joins both sides into one example.
282
+ - Binary classifier predicts aligned vs misaligned.
283
+ - Evaluator reports F1 and accuracy.
284
+
285
+ **Output:** A binary label: aligned or shifted.
286
+
287
+ **Metric:** F1 (higher is better). Minimal `0.4866`, neural MLP `0.7335`.
288
+
289
+ **Junior mental model:** This is a synchronization alarm for multimodal data.
290
+
291
+ **Current limitation:** Synthetic shifts are useful diagnostics but do not solve calibration, reconstruction, or mapping by themselves.
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1
+ {
2
+ "source": "results/episode_task_suite/summary_report.json",
3
+ "scope": {
4
+ "episode_count": 1,
5
+ "num_frames": 5821,
6
+ "num_windows": 1161,
7
+ "feature_dim": 8378,
8
+ "window_frames": 20,
9
+ "stride_frames": 5,
10
+ "warning": "These walkthroughs explain task contracts on one public sample episode; they are not cross-episode performance claims."
11
+ },
12
+ "shared_pipeline": [
13
+ "Read annotation.hdf5 and synchronized video-derived features.",
14
+ "Slice the episode into 20-frame windows with stride 5.",
15
+ "Build an 8,378-d current feature vector from available modality blocks.",
16
+ "Construct a task-specific target from labels, future frames, paired windows, or modality splits.",
17
+ "Train a minimal head and, when enabled, a neural MLP head.",
18
+ "Write metrics, predictions, and model artifacts for review."
19
+ ],
20
+ "tasks": {
21
+ "timeline_action": {
22
+ "plain_goal": "Look at one short multimodal window and name what action is happening now.",
23
+ "case_study": "In the coffee-making sample, if the 20-frame window is during a pouring moment, the task asks the model to output an action such as Pour coffee or Pour milk into coffee.",
24
+ "input": "One 20-frame window represented by the current 8,378-d feature vector: video/depth summaries, pose, SLAM/camera pose, motion capture, IMU, calibration, and language-derived context.",
25
+ "middle_modules": [
26
+ "Window builder slices the episode into short overlapping windows.",
27
+ "Feature assembler concatenates all current feature blocks.",
28
+ "Label builder reads the action annotation for the center of the window.",
29
+ "Classifier head maps the window vector to one action class.",
30
+ "Evaluator compares predicted action labels against the held-out chronological segment."
31
+ ],
32
+ "output": "A single action class for the current window.",
33
+ "junior_tip": "This is like asking: given this tiny movie clip plus sensor readings, what is the person doing right now?",
34
+ "failure_mode": "The one-episode chronological split contains future action classes that were not present in training, so low test macro-F1 is expected.",
35
+ "task": "timeline_action",
36
+ "metric": {
37
+ "key": "macro_f1",
38
+ "name": "macro-F1",
39
+ "direction": "higher",
40
+ "minimal": 0.05,
41
+ "neural_mlp": 0.02631578947368421
42
+ },
43
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
44
+ },
45
+ "timeline_subtask": {
46
+ "plain_goal": "Predict the higher-level task stage for the current window.",
47
+ "case_study": "A pouring action may belong to a broader subtask such as preparing or pouring a drink. The model predicts that broader stage instead of a fine action.",
48
+ "input": "The same all-modality 8,378-d window vector used by action recognition.",
49
+ "middle_modules": [
50
+ "Window builder creates the current temporal slice.",
51
+ "Feature assembler keeps all available modality blocks.",
52
+ "Subtask label builder maps the current timestamp to a subtask annotation.",
53
+ "Classifier head predicts the subtask class.",
54
+ "Evaluator reports class-balanced scores so rare subtasks matter."
55
+ ],
56
+ "output": "A single subtask label for the current window.",
57
+ "junior_tip": "Action is the verb; subtask is the chapter of the activity.",
58
+ "failure_mode": "Single-episode ordering means some later subtasks appear only in test, so this is a pipeline check rather than a general benchmark.",
59
+ "task": "timeline_subtask",
60
+ "metric": {
61
+ "key": "macro_f1",
62
+ "name": "macro-F1",
63
+ "direction": "higher",
64
+ "minimal": 0.04954121121178666,
65
+ "neural_mlp": 0.017518248175182476
66
+ },
67
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
68
+ },
69
+ "transition_detection": {
70
+ "plain_goal": "Detect whether the current window is near a boundary between actions.",
71
+ "case_study": "When the demonstrator changes from preparing to pouring, the model should flag a boundary instead of a steady action window.",
72
+ "input": "One all-modality window vector plus labels derived from action-change timestamps.",
73
+ "middle_modules": [
74
+ "Boundary builder scans action labels over time and marks windows near a change.",
75
+ "Feature assembler supplies all current modality features.",
76
+ "Binary classifier predicts steady vs boundary.",
77
+ "Boundary matcher checks whether predicted boundary times are close to true boundary times.",
78
+ "Evaluator reports macro-F1 and timing error, not just accuracy."
79
+ ],
80
+ "output": "A binary label: boundary or steady.",
81
+ "junior_tip": "This is the model's way of saying: something just changed here.",
82
+ "failure_mode": "Boundaries are rare, so high accuracy can be misleading if the model predicts steady too often.",
83
+ "task": "transition_detection",
84
+ "metric": {
85
+ "key": "macro_f1",
86
+ "name": "macro-F1",
87
+ "direction": "higher",
88
+ "minimal": 0.6551829268292684,
89
+ "neural_mlp": 0.6484848484848484
90
+ },
91
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
92
+ },
93
+ "next_action": {
94
+ "plain_goal": "Use the current window to guess the action that will happen shortly after it.",
95
+ "case_study": "If a window shows the person preparing to pour, the target can be the action 20 frames later, such as the start of pouring.",
96
+ "input": "The current all-modality window vector at time t.",
97
+ "middle_modules": [
98
+ "Window builder picks a current time window.",
99
+ "Future label builder shifts the action target by 20 frames.",
100
+ "Feature assembler uses only current information, not future features.",
101
+ "Classifier head predicts the future action class.",
102
+ "Evaluator checks whether the future action label is correct."
103
+ ],
104
+ "output": "A single action class for t+20 frames.",
105
+ "junior_tip": "This is short-horizon intention prediction: what will the person do next?",
106
+ "failure_mode": "The public sample has unseen future classes in the chronological test split, which makes this very hard with one episode.",
107
+ "task": "next_action",
108
+ "metric": {
109
+ "key": "macro_f1",
110
+ "name": "macro-F1",
111
+ "direction": "higher",
112
+ "minimal": 0.05925925925925927,
113
+ "neural_mlp": 0.023529411764705882
114
+ },
115
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
116
+ },
117
+ "hand_trajectory_forecast": {
118
+ "plain_goal": "Predict where the hands will move over the next few frames.",
119
+ "case_study": "When the hand is moving toward a cup or bottle, the model predicts the future 3D hand-joint path.",
120
+ "input": "The current all-modality window vector at time t.",
121
+ "middle_modules": [
122
+ "Window builder chooses the current sensor window.",
123
+ "Target builder extracts future left/right hand 3D joints from motion capture.",
124
+ "Regression head predicts a continuous trajectory, not a class label.",
125
+ "Output reshaper interprets the vector as future frames and joints.",
126
+ "Evaluator computes MPJPE, the average 3D joint-position error."
127
+ ],
128
+ "output": "A future trajectory vector for left and right hand joints.",
129
+ "junior_tip": "Instead of naming an action, this task draws the next hand path in 3D.",
130
+ "failure_mode": "It is still a window-level forecast, not a full policy or long-horizon motion generator.",
131
+ "task": "hand_trajectory_forecast",
132
+ "metric": {
133
+ "key": "mpjpe",
134
+ "name": "MPJPE",
135
+ "direction": "lower",
136
+ "minimal": 0.8222644925117493,
137
+ "neural_mlp": 0.11163123697042465
138
+ },
139
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
140
+ },
141
+ "contact_prediction": {
142
+ "plain_goal": "Predict whether the body or hand is in contact with something.",
143
+ "case_study": "During manipulation, the hand may touch a cup, table, or bottle. The task asks whether any contact is happening.",
144
+ "input": "Non-contact and non-caption feature blocks, so the answer is not directly leaked from the target labels.",
145
+ "middle_modules": [
146
+ "Feature selector removes contact-label and caption-label blocks.",
147
+ "Target builder converts contact annotations into a binary label.",
148
+ "Binary classifier predicts contact vs no contact.",
149
+ "Evaluator reports macro-F1 and accuracy.",
150
+ "Degeneracy checker records whether only one class appears."
151
+ ],
152
+ "output": "A binary contact label.",
153
+ "junior_tip": "This is a simple physical-interaction probe: is the person touching something now?",
154
+ "failure_mode": "The current public sample is degenerate for this task because one class dominates, so perfect score does not mean the model learned contact physics.",
155
+ "task": "contact_prediction",
156
+ "metric": {
157
+ "key": "macro_f1",
158
+ "name": "macro-F1",
159
+ "direction": "higher",
160
+ "minimal": 1.0,
161
+ "neural_mlp": 1.0
162
+ },
163
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
164
+ },
165
+ "object_relevance": {
166
+ "plain_goal": "Predict which objects matter in the current window.",
167
+ "case_study": "If the person is pouring milk into coffee, relevant objects may include milk, cup, coffee, or container-like items.",
168
+ "input": "Non-caption feature blocks, so the model must infer objects from sensors rather than copying the caption words.",
169
+ "middle_modules": [
170
+ "Object vocabulary builder collects object labels from annotations.",
171
+ "Feature selector removes caption-derived label blocks.",
172
+ "Multi-label target builder creates a multi-hot object vector.",
173
+ "Sigmoid heads predict each object's relevance independently.",
174
+ "Evaluator reports micro-F1 and exact-match quality."
175
+ ],
176
+ "output": "A multi-label object set for the current window.",
177
+ "junior_tip": "A window can involve more than one object, so this is not a one-class classifier.",
178
+ "failure_mode": "Object labels are sparse and language-derived, so this is currently a weak object-centric probe.",
179
+ "task": "object_relevance",
180
+ "metric": {
181
+ "key": "micro_f1",
182
+ "name": "micro-F1",
183
+ "direction": "higher",
184
+ "minimal": 0.18393030009680542,
185
+ "neural_mlp": 0.1797583081570997
186
+ },
187
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
188
+ },
189
+ "caption_grounding": {
190
+ "plain_goal": "Given a text-like query from annotation, find the matching time window.",
191
+ "case_study": "A query like Pour milk into coffee should rank the windows from the actual pouring moment higher than unrelated windows.",
192
+ "input": "Caption/object/interaction query features and a set of candidate sensor-window features.",
193
+ "middle_modules": [
194
+ "Query builder converts annotation words into a compact query representation.",
195
+ "Candidate builder gathers held-out sensor windows.",
196
+ "Projection head maps sensor windows into the query space.",
197
+ "Ranker scores candidates by cosine similarity.",
198
+ "Evaluator reports MRR and top-k retrieval accuracy."
199
+ ],
200
+ "output": "A ranked list of windows, with the correct matching window ideally near rank 1.",
201
+ "junior_tip": "This is search: type a description, retrieve the matching moment.",
202
+ "failure_mode": "Bag-of-objects text features are too simple for rich language grounding.",
203
+ "task": "caption_grounding",
204
+ "metric": {
205
+ "key": "mrr",
206
+ "name": "MRR",
207
+ "direction": "higher",
208
+ "minimal": 0.017183946083791223,
209
+ "neural_mlp": 0.01781111161035397
210
+ },
211
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
212
+ },
213
+ "cross_modal_retrieval": {
214
+ "plain_goal": "Use one group of modalities to retrieve the matching window from another group.",
215
+ "case_study": "Use motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals from a pouring moment to retrieve the matching depth/video representation for that same moment.",
216
+ "input": "Query side: motion, IMU, and camera/pose features. Candidate side: depth and video features.",
217
+ "middle_modules": [
218
+ "Feature splitter separates query modalities from target modalities.",
219
+ "Projection head maps the query vector into target-modality space.",
220
+ "Candidate index stores target vectors from held-out windows.",
221
+ "Ranker retrieves nearest candidates by cosine similarity.",
222
+ "Evaluator reports MRR, top-1, top-5, and top-10 accuracy."
223
+ ],
224
+ "output": "A ranked list of candidate depth/video windows.",
225
+ "junior_tip": "This checks whether different sensors agree about the same moment in time.",
226
+ "failure_mode": "Good retrieval means useful alignment signal, but it is not yet 3D reconstruction or rendering.",
227
+ "task": "cross_modal_retrieval",
228
+ "metric": {
229
+ "key": "mrr",
230
+ "name": "MRR",
231
+ "direction": "higher",
232
+ "minimal": 0.26335984006618296,
233
+ "neural_mlp": 0.1530070022204131
234
+ },
235
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
236
+ },
237
+ "modality_reconstruction": {
238
+ "plain_goal": "Predict one modality feature block from other modality blocks.",
239
+ "case_study": "Given motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals while the hand moves, predict the matching depth/video feature vector.",
240
+ "input": "Motion, IMU, and camera/pose features as input; depth/video features as the regression target.",
241
+ "middle_modules": [
242
+ "Feature splitter defines source and target modality blocks.",
243
+ "Scaler normalizes source and target vectors using train statistics.",
244
+ "Regression head predicts the target feature vector.",
245
+ "Inverse scaler returns predictions to target scale.",
246
+ "Evaluator reports MSE, MAE, and R2."
247
+ ],
248
+ "output": "A reconstructed depth/video feature vector.",
249
+ "junior_tip": "This is feature-level imagination: can the model infer what another sensor would see?",
250
+ "failure_mode": "This reconstructs compressed features, not raw pixels, depth maps, meshes, NeRFs, or Gaussian splats.",
251
+ "task": "modality_reconstruction",
252
+ "metric": {
253
+ "key": "r2",
254
+ "name": "R2",
255
+ "direction": "higher",
256
+ "minimal": -0.016022846771134747,
257
+ "neural_mlp": -0.010198171891414143
258
+ },
259
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
260
+ },
261
+ "temporal_order": {
262
+ "plain_goal": "Tell whether two nearby windows are in the correct time order.",
263
+ "case_study": "If window A shows reaching and window B shows pouring, the model should distinguish A then B from B then A.",
264
+ "input": "A pair of adjacent window vectors, plus their difference vector.",
265
+ "middle_modules": [
266
+ "Pair builder creates correct-order and reversed-order examples.",
267
+ "Feature combiner concatenates first window, second window, and their difference.",
268
+ "Binary classifier predicts correct vs reversed.",
269
+ "Evaluator reports F1, precision, and recall.",
270
+ "Diagnostic reader interprets whether features encode local time direction."
271
+ ],
272
+ "output": "A binary label: correct order or reversed order.",
273
+ "junior_tip": "This asks whether the representation knows which moment came first.",
274
+ "failure_mode": "It only tests local ordering, not long-term planning or causality.",
275
+ "task": "temporal_order",
276
+ "metric": {
277
+ "key": "f1",
278
+ "name": "F1",
279
+ "direction": "higher",
280
+ "minimal": 0.5487364620938628,
281
+ "neural_mlp": 0.8717948717948718
282
+ },
283
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
284
+ },
285
+ "misalignment_detection": {
286
+ "plain_goal": "Detect when modalities that should match are shifted out of sync.",
287
+ "case_study": "Motion from a pouring moment is paired with video/depth from several windows later. The task asks the model to detect that mismatch.",
288
+ "input": "A motion-side feature group and a visual/depth-side feature group, either aligned or artificially shifted.",
289
+ "middle_modules": [
290
+ "Alignment builder creates positive pairs from the same time window.",
291
+ "Shift builder creates negative pairs by offsetting one modality group.",
292
+ "Feature combiner joins both sides into one example.",
293
+ "Binary classifier predicts aligned vs misaligned.",
294
+ "Evaluator reports F1 and accuracy."
295
+ ],
296
+ "output": "A binary label: aligned or shifted.",
297
+ "junior_tip": "This is a synchronization alarm for multimodal data.",
298
+ "failure_mode": "Synthetic shifts are useful diagnostics but do not solve calibration, reconstruction, or mapping by themselves.",
299
+ "task": "misalignment_detection",
300
+ "metric": {
301
+ "key": "f1",
302
+ "name": "F1",
303
+ "direction": "higher",
304
+ "minimal": 0.4865671641791045,
305
+ "neural_mlp": 0.7335243553008597
306
+ },
307
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files"
308
+ }
309
+ }
310
+ }
scripts/task_walkthroughs.py ADDED
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+ #!/usr/bin/env python3
2
+ """Generate junior-friendly walkthroughs for each Xperience-10M task."""
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+
4
+ from __future__ import annotations
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+
6
+ import json
7
+ from collections import OrderedDict
8
+ from pathlib import Path
9
+ from typing import Any
10
+
11
+ from research_direction_taxonomy import METRIC_SPECS, fmt_metric
12
+
13
+
14
+ ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]
15
+ RESULTS = ROOT / "results" / "episode_task_suite"
16
+ OUT_DIR = RESULTS / "task_walkthroughs"
17
+ DOCS_DATA = ROOT / "docs" / "data"
18
+ SUMMARY_REPORT = RESULTS / "summary_report.json"
19
+
20
+
21
+ TASK_WALKTHROUGHS: OrderedDict[str, dict[str, Any]] = OrderedDict(
22
+ [
23
+ (
24
+ "timeline_action",
25
+ {
26
+ "plain_goal": "Look at one short multimodal window and name what action is happening now.",
27
+ "case_study": "In the coffee-making sample, if the 20-frame window is during a pouring moment, the task asks the model to output an action such as Pour coffee or Pour milk into coffee.",
28
+ "input": "One 20-frame window represented by the current 8,378-d feature vector: video/depth summaries, pose, SLAM/camera pose, motion capture, IMU, calibration, and language-derived context.",
29
+ "middle_modules": [
30
+ "Window builder slices the episode into short overlapping windows.",
31
+ "Feature assembler concatenates all current feature blocks.",
32
+ "Label builder reads the action annotation for the center of the window.",
33
+ "Classifier head maps the window vector to one action class.",
34
+ "Evaluator compares predicted action labels against the held-out chronological segment.",
35
+ ],
36
+ "output": "A single action class for the current window.",
37
+ "junior_tip": "This is like asking: given this tiny movie clip plus sensor readings, what is the person doing right now?",
38
+ "failure_mode": "The one-episode chronological split contains future action classes that were not present in training, so low test macro-F1 is expected.",
39
+ },
40
+ ),
41
+ (
42
+ "timeline_subtask",
43
+ {
44
+ "plain_goal": "Predict the higher-level task stage for the current window.",
45
+ "case_study": "A pouring action may belong to a broader subtask such as preparing or pouring a drink. The model predicts that broader stage instead of a fine action.",
46
+ "input": "The same all-modality 8,378-d window vector used by action recognition.",
47
+ "middle_modules": [
48
+ "Window builder creates the current temporal slice.",
49
+ "Feature assembler keeps all available modality blocks.",
50
+ "Subtask label builder maps the current timestamp to a subtask annotation.",
51
+ "Classifier head predicts the subtask class.",
52
+ "Evaluator reports class-balanced scores so rare subtasks matter.",
53
+ ],
54
+ "output": "A single subtask label for the current window.",
55
+ "junior_tip": "Action is the verb; subtask is the chapter of the activity.",
56
+ "failure_mode": "Single-episode ordering means some later subtasks appear only in test, so this is a pipeline check rather than a general benchmark.",
57
+ },
58
+ ),
59
+ (
60
+ "transition_detection",
61
+ {
62
+ "plain_goal": "Detect whether the current window is near a boundary between actions.",
63
+ "case_study": "When the demonstrator changes from preparing to pouring, the model should flag a boundary instead of a steady action window.",
64
+ "input": "One all-modality window vector plus labels derived from action-change timestamps.",
65
+ "middle_modules": [
66
+ "Boundary builder scans action labels over time and marks windows near a change.",
67
+ "Feature assembler supplies all current modality features.",
68
+ "Binary classifier predicts steady vs boundary.",
69
+ "Boundary matcher checks whether predicted boundary times are close to true boundary times.",
70
+ "Evaluator reports macro-F1 and timing error, not just accuracy.",
71
+ ],
72
+ "output": "A binary label: boundary or steady.",
73
+ "junior_tip": "This is the model's way of saying: something just changed here.",
74
+ "failure_mode": "Boundaries are rare, so high accuracy can be misleading if the model predicts steady too often.",
75
+ },
76
+ ),
77
+ (
78
+ "next_action",
79
+ {
80
+ "plain_goal": "Use the current window to guess the action that will happen shortly after it.",
81
+ "case_study": "If a window shows the person preparing to pour, the target can be the action 20 frames later, such as the start of pouring.",
82
+ "input": "The current all-modality window vector at time t.",
83
+ "middle_modules": [
84
+ "Window builder picks a current time window.",
85
+ "Future label builder shifts the action target by 20 frames.",
86
+ "Feature assembler uses only current information, not future features.",
87
+ "Classifier head predicts the future action class.",
88
+ "Evaluator checks whether the future action label is correct.",
89
+ ],
90
+ "output": "A single action class for t+20 frames.",
91
+ "junior_tip": "This is short-horizon intention prediction: what will the person do next?",
92
+ "failure_mode": "The public sample has unseen future classes in the chronological test split, which makes this very hard with one episode.",
93
+ },
94
+ ),
95
+ (
96
+ "hand_trajectory_forecast",
97
+ {
98
+ "plain_goal": "Predict where the hands will move over the next few frames.",
99
+ "case_study": "When the hand is moving toward a cup or bottle, the model predicts the future 3D hand-joint path.",
100
+ "input": "The current all-modality window vector at time t.",
101
+ "middle_modules": [
102
+ "Window builder chooses the current sensor window.",
103
+ "Target builder extracts future left/right hand 3D joints from motion capture.",
104
+ "Regression head predicts a continuous trajectory, not a class label.",
105
+ "Output reshaper interprets the vector as future frames and joints.",
106
+ "Evaluator computes MPJPE, the average 3D joint-position error.",
107
+ ],
108
+ "output": "A future trajectory vector for left and right hand joints.",
109
+ "junior_tip": "Instead of naming an action, this task draws the next hand path in 3D.",
110
+ "failure_mode": "It is still a window-level forecast, not a full policy or long-horizon motion generator.",
111
+ },
112
+ ),
113
+ (
114
+ "contact_prediction",
115
+ {
116
+ "plain_goal": "Predict whether the body or hand is in contact with something.",
117
+ "case_study": "During manipulation, the hand may touch a cup, table, or bottle. The task asks whether any contact is happening.",
118
+ "input": "Non-contact and non-caption feature blocks, so the answer is not directly leaked from the target labels.",
119
+ "middle_modules": [
120
+ "Feature selector removes contact-label and caption-label blocks.",
121
+ "Target builder converts contact annotations into a binary label.",
122
+ "Binary classifier predicts contact vs no contact.",
123
+ "Evaluator reports macro-F1 and accuracy.",
124
+ "Degeneracy checker records whether only one class appears.",
125
+ ],
126
+ "output": "A binary contact label.",
127
+ "junior_tip": "This is a simple physical-interaction probe: is the person touching something now?",
128
+ "failure_mode": "The current public sample is degenerate for this task because one class dominates, so perfect score does not mean the model learned contact physics.",
129
+ },
130
+ ),
131
+ (
132
+ "object_relevance",
133
+ {
134
+ "plain_goal": "Predict which objects matter in the current window.",
135
+ "case_study": "If the person is pouring milk into coffee, relevant objects may include milk, cup, coffee, or container-like items.",
136
+ "input": "Non-caption feature blocks, so the model must infer objects from sensors rather than copying the caption words.",
137
+ "middle_modules": [
138
+ "Object vocabulary builder collects object labels from annotations.",
139
+ "Feature selector removes caption-derived label blocks.",
140
+ "Multi-label target builder creates a multi-hot object vector.",
141
+ "Sigmoid heads predict each object's relevance independently.",
142
+ "Evaluator reports micro-F1 and exact-match quality.",
143
+ ],
144
+ "output": "A multi-label object set for the current window.",
145
+ "junior_tip": "A window can involve more than one object, so this is not a one-class classifier.",
146
+ "failure_mode": "Object labels are sparse and language-derived, so this is currently a weak object-centric probe.",
147
+ },
148
+ ),
149
+ (
150
+ "caption_grounding",
151
+ {
152
+ "plain_goal": "Given a text-like query from annotation, find the matching time window.",
153
+ "case_study": "A query like Pour milk into coffee should rank the windows from the actual pouring moment higher than unrelated windows.",
154
+ "input": "Caption/object/interaction query features and a set of candidate sensor-window features.",
155
+ "middle_modules": [
156
+ "Query builder converts annotation words into a compact query representation.",
157
+ "Candidate builder gathers held-out sensor windows.",
158
+ "Projection head maps sensor windows into the query space.",
159
+ "Ranker scores candidates by cosine similarity.",
160
+ "Evaluator reports MRR and top-k retrieval accuracy.",
161
+ ],
162
+ "output": "A ranked list of windows, with the correct matching window ideally near rank 1.",
163
+ "junior_tip": "This is search: type a description, retrieve the matching moment.",
164
+ "failure_mode": "Bag-of-objects text features are too simple for rich language grounding.",
165
+ },
166
+ ),
167
+ (
168
+ "cross_modal_retrieval",
169
+ {
170
+ "plain_goal": "Use one group of modalities to retrieve the matching window from another group.",
171
+ "case_study": "Use motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals from a pouring moment to retrieve the matching depth/video representation for that same moment.",
172
+ "input": "Query side: motion, IMU, and camera/pose features. Candidate side: depth and video features.",
173
+ "middle_modules": [
174
+ "Feature splitter separates query modalities from target modalities.",
175
+ "Projection head maps the query vector into target-modality space.",
176
+ "Candidate index stores target vectors from held-out windows.",
177
+ "Ranker retrieves nearest candidates by cosine similarity.",
178
+ "Evaluator reports MRR, top-1, top-5, and top-10 accuracy.",
179
+ ],
180
+ "output": "A ranked list of candidate depth/video windows.",
181
+ "junior_tip": "This checks whether different sensors agree about the same moment in time.",
182
+ "failure_mode": "Good retrieval means useful alignment signal, but it is not yet 3D reconstruction or rendering.",
183
+ },
184
+ ),
185
+ (
186
+ "modality_reconstruction",
187
+ {
188
+ "plain_goal": "Predict one modality feature block from other modality blocks.",
189
+ "case_study": "Given motion, IMU, and camera-pose signals while the hand moves, predict the matching depth/video feature vector.",
190
+ "input": "Motion, IMU, and camera/pose features as input; depth/video features as the regression target.",
191
+ "middle_modules": [
192
+ "Feature splitter defines source and target modality blocks.",
193
+ "Scaler normalizes source and target vectors using train statistics.",
194
+ "Regression head predicts the target feature vector.",
195
+ "Inverse scaler returns predictions to target scale.",
196
+ "Evaluator reports MSE, MAE, and R2.",
197
+ ],
198
+ "output": "A reconstructed depth/video feature vector.",
199
+ "junior_tip": "This is feature-level imagination: can the model infer what another sensor would see?",
200
+ "failure_mode": "This reconstructs compressed features, not raw pixels, depth maps, meshes, NeRFs, or Gaussian splats.",
201
+ },
202
+ ),
203
+ (
204
+ "temporal_order",
205
+ {
206
+ "plain_goal": "Tell whether two nearby windows are in the correct time order.",
207
+ "case_study": "If window A shows reaching and window B shows pouring, the model should distinguish A then B from B then A.",
208
+ "input": "A pair of adjacent window vectors, plus their difference vector.",
209
+ "middle_modules": [
210
+ "Pair builder creates correct-order and reversed-order examples.",
211
+ "Feature combiner concatenates first window, second window, and their difference.",
212
+ "Binary classifier predicts correct vs reversed.",
213
+ "Evaluator reports F1, precision, and recall.",
214
+ "Diagnostic reader interprets whether features encode local time direction.",
215
+ ],
216
+ "output": "A binary label: correct order or reversed order.",
217
+ "junior_tip": "This asks whether the representation knows which moment came first.",
218
+ "failure_mode": "It only tests local ordering, not long-term planning or causality.",
219
+ },
220
+ ),
221
+ (
222
+ "misalignment_detection",
223
+ {
224
+ "plain_goal": "Detect when modalities that should match are shifted out of sync.",
225
+ "case_study": "Motion from a pouring moment is paired with video/depth from several windows later. The task asks the model to detect that mismatch.",
226
+ "input": "A motion-side feature group and a visual/depth-side feature group, either aligned or artificially shifted.",
227
+ "middle_modules": [
228
+ "Alignment builder creates positive pairs from the same time window.",
229
+ "Shift builder creates negative pairs by offsetting one modality group.",
230
+ "Feature combiner joins both sides into one example.",
231
+ "Binary classifier predicts aligned vs misaligned.",
232
+ "Evaluator reports F1 and accuracy.",
233
+ ],
234
+ "output": "A binary label: aligned or shifted.",
235
+ "junior_tip": "This is a synchronization alarm for multimodal data.",
236
+ "failure_mode": "Synthetic shifts are useful diagnostics but do not solve calibration, reconstruction, or mapping by themselves.",
237
+ },
238
+ ),
239
+ ]
240
+ )
241
+
242
+
243
+ def load_summary() -> dict[str, Any]:
244
+ return json.loads(SUMMARY_REPORT.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
245
+
246
+
247
+ def metric(summary: dict[str, Any], task: str, family: str) -> float | None:
248
+ task_metrics = summary.get(family, {}).get(task, {})
249
+ key = METRIC_SPECS[task][0]
250
+ value = task_metrics.get(key)
251
+ return float(value) if value is not None else None
252
+
253
+
254
+ def build_payload(summary: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
255
+ tasks = OrderedDict()
256
+ for task, spec in TASK_WALKTHROUGHS.items():
257
+ metric_key, metric_name, direction = METRIC_SPECS[task]
258
+ minimal = metric(summary, task, "tasks")
259
+ neural = metric(summary, task, "neural_tasks")
260
+ tasks[task] = {
261
+ **spec,
262
+ "task": task,
263
+ "metric": {
264
+ "key": metric_key,
265
+ "name": metric_name,
266
+ "direction": direction,
267
+ "minimal": minimal,
268
+ "neural_mlp": neural,
269
+ },
270
+ "module_summary": "input window -> feature/target builder -> baseline head -> evaluator -> artifact files",
271
+ }
272
+ return {
273
+ "source": "results/episode_task_suite/summary_report.json",
274
+ "scope": {
275
+ "episode_count": 1,
276
+ "num_frames": summary.get("num_frames"),
277
+ "num_windows": summary.get("num_windows"),
278
+ "feature_dim": summary.get("feature_dim"),
279
+ "window_frames": summary.get("window_frames"),
280
+ "stride_frames": summary.get("stride_frames"),
281
+ "warning": "These walkthroughs explain task contracts on one public sample episode; they are not cross-episode performance claims.",
282
+ },
283
+ "shared_pipeline": [
284
+ "Read annotation.hdf5 and synchronized video-derived features.",
285
+ "Slice the episode into 20-frame windows with stride 5.",
286
+ "Build an 8,378-d current feature vector from available modality blocks.",
287
+ "Construct a task-specific target from labels, future frames, paired windows, or modality splits.",
288
+ "Train a minimal head and, when enabled, a neural MLP head.",
289
+ "Write metrics, predictions, and model artifacts for review.",
290
+ ],
291
+ "tasks": tasks,
292
+ }
293
+
294
+
295
+ def write_markdown(payload: dict[str, Any]) -> None:
296
+ lines = [
297
+ "# Junior-Friendly 12-Task Walkthroughs",
298
+ "",
299
+ "This file explains every task in the Xperience-10M episode suite as an input -> process -> output pipeline.",
300
+ "It is generated by `scripts/task_walkthroughs.py` from committed metrics plus hand-audited task explanations.",
301
+ "",
302
+ "## Shared Pipeline",
303
+ "",
304
+ ]
305
+ for step in payload["shared_pipeline"]:
306
+ lines.append(f"- {step}")
307
+ lines.extend(["", "## Task Walkthroughs", ""])
308
+
309
+ for task, spec in payload["tasks"].items():
310
+ metric = spec["metric"]
311
+ minimal = fmt_metric(metric["minimal"])
312
+ neural = fmt_metric(metric["neural_mlp"])
313
+ lines.extend(
314
+ [
315
+ f"### `{task}`",
316
+ "",
317
+ f"**Goal:** {spec['plain_goal']}",
318
+ "",
319
+ f"**Case study:** {spec['case_study']}",
320
+ "",
321
+ f"**Input:** {spec['input']}",
322
+ "",
323
+ "**Middle process modules:**",
324
+ ]
325
+ )
326
+ for module in spec["middle_modules"]:
327
+ lines.append(f"- {module}")
328
+ lines.extend(
329
+ [
330
+ "",
331
+ f"**Output:** {spec['output']}",
332
+ "",
333
+ f"**Metric:** {metric['name']} ({metric['direction']} is better). Minimal `{minimal}`, neural MLP `{neural}`.",
334
+ "",
335
+ f"**Junior mental model:** {spec['junior_tip']}",
336
+ "",
337
+ f"**Current limitation:** {spec['failure_mode']}",
338
+ "",
339
+ ]
340
+ )
341
+
342
+ (OUT_DIR / "TASK_WALKTHROUGHS.md").write_text(
343
+ "\n".join(lines).rstrip() + "\n", encoding="utf-8"
344
+ )
345
+
346
+
347
+ def main() -> int:
348
+ OUT_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
349
+ DOCS_DATA.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
350
+ payload = build_payload(load_summary())
351
+ text = json.dumps(payload, indent=2, ensure_ascii=False)
352
+ (OUT_DIR / "task_walkthroughs.json").write_text(text + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
353
+ (DOCS_DATA / "task_walkthroughs.json").write_text(text + "\n", encoding="utf-8")
354
+ write_markdown(payload)
355
+ print(f"Wrote {OUT_DIR / 'task_walkthroughs.json'}")
356
+ print(f"Wrote {OUT_DIR / 'TASK_WALKTHROUGHS.md'}")
357
+ print(f"Wrote {DOCS_DATA / 'task_walkthroughs.json'}")
358
+ return 0
359
+
360
+
361
+ if __name__ == "__main__":
362
+ raise SystemExit(main())