--- license: other license_name: mixed-mit-and-cc-by-4.0 license_link: LICENSE pretty_name: PhysCoRe size_categories: - 10K/`, `data/physcore/different_types//` and `gaussian_output/physcore//`. Each of the 26 cases is one recording from **3 calibrated RGB-D cameras**, time-aligned: | path | content | |---|---| | `calibrate.pkl` | pickled list of 3 camera-to-world 4x4 matrices | | `metadata.json` | per-camera intrinsics, image size `WH`, `frame_num`, serial numbers | | `color/{0,1,2}/.png` | RGB frames | | `color/{0,1,2}.mp4` | per-camera RGB video | | `depth/{0,1,2}/.npy` | depth frames, uint16 millimeters | | `mask/{0,1,2}//.png` | object and controller segmentation | | `mask/mask_info_{0,1,2}.json` | mask id to label mapping | | `sampled_tracks.pkl` | sampled 3D tracks | ## Where to start Unzip the three archives as above, then copy the contents of this repository into the root of a PhysCoRe checkout, so that `data/`, `gaussian_output/`, `checkpoints/` and `configs/` sit beside the pipeline scripts. The code repository's README walks through the stages in order and names the config each one reads. Because `mask/` and `sampled_tracks.pkl` are included, you can skip the segmentation and tracking stage and go straight to building episodes with `datagen/convert3d/convert_to_episode.py`. Run that earlier stage only if you want to reproduce it; it additionally needs the SAM 2 and GroundingDINO weights, which are not redistributed here. The `configs/` here carry the values used for the released results, with run directories left as `YYYYMMDD_hhmm` placeholders to be stamped at launch. Per-case controller contact radii in `per_sample_rollout_config` are scene-dependent and will need retuning for your own objects. ### Confidence overlay settings, per case `configs/render_MfM_confidence_3dgs.yaml` ships one example case, but the colormap ceiling has to be set per case. These are the values behind the released overlay videos, measured with `checkpoints/MfM_checkpoint.pt` on `data_episodes/physcore//episode_0000`: | case | `norm_hi` | `video_frames` | contact radius | |---|---|---|---| | `double_clift_cloth` | 2.0 | 120 | 0.06 (CLI override) | | `single_clift_cloth` | 1.75 | null | 0.044 (CLI override) | | `single_clift_rope` | 2.5 | null | 0.04 | | `double_squeeze_plastic` | 2.8 | null | 0.04 | | `double_stretch_bear_1` | 15.0 | null | 0.06 | | `single_push_rope` | 2.7 | 150 | 0.02 | The contact radius applies to the `validate_MfM.py` run that produces `render.traj_path`, not to the render itself. `configs/validate_MfM.yaml` already resolves to the value above for every case except the two marked *CLI override*, which need it passed on the command line: ```bash python validate_MfM.py --config configs/validate_MfM.yaml \ --root data_episodes/physcore/double_clift_cloth/episode_0000 \ rollout.manipulation_controller_grid_contact_radius=0.06 ``` ## Licenses This repository is **mixed-license**. Check the directory before reusing anything. | path | license | |---|---| | `data/phystwin/` | **MIT**, Copyright (c) 2025 Hanxiao Jiang — see `data/phystwin/LICENSE` | | `data/physcore/`, `gaussian_output/`, `checkpoints/`, `configs/` | **CC-BY-4.0**, Lunar Lab @ Georgia Tech | The 14 cases under `data/phystwin/` are redistributed from the [PhysTwin dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Jianghanxiao/PhysTwin) under its MIT license, which permits redistribution provided the copyright notice is retained. The `mask/` and `sampled_tracks.pkl` files in those case directories are derived from those recordings and carry the same terms. If you use them, please cite PhysTwin as well as this work. ## Citation We hope this dataset is useful for your research. If it contributes to your work, please consider citing: ```bibtex @inproceedings{yin2026physcore, title = {PhysCoRe: Physics-Corrected Residual World Models for Material-Aware Deformable Dynamics}, author = {Yin, Haocheng and Tao, Shuohan and Chen, Yongsheng and Gan, Lu}, booktitle = {Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL)}, series = {Proceedings of Machine Learning Research}, publisher = {PMLR}, year = {2026} } ```