| --- |
| license: cc-by-nc-4.0 |
| language: |
| - en |
| pretty_name: HOI4D VITRA Streaming v1 |
| size_categories: |
| - 1K<n<10K |
| tags: |
| - robotics |
| - vision-language-action |
| - egocentric-video |
| - mano |
| - hand-object-interaction |
| --- |
| |
| # HOI4D → VITRA streaming release |
|
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| This directory builds a strict, camera-relative VLA training release from the |
| official HOI4D RGB-D, camera, motion-mask, action, and MANO annotations. The |
| target Hugging Face repository is |
| [`LeoJiangOR/hoi4d-vitra-streaming-v1`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/LeoJiangOR/hoi4d-vitra-streaming-v1). |
|
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| ## What makes the conversion difficult |
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| | Issue | What is present in HOI4D | Training-safe treatment | |
| |---|---|---| |
| | Moving egocentric camera | MANO pose and translation are expressed in each frame's instantaneous camera, while `3Dseg/output.log` contains 300 Open3D camera extrinsics. | Parse the matrices as absolute `world → camera` poses, move every valid hand pose into one shared world frame, and let VITRA transform a future chunk into its current anchor camera. Never mix future camera frames. | |
| | MANO `trans` is not the wrist | Official forward is `ManoLayer(poseCoeff, beta) / 1000 + trans`. On checked examples, canonical joint 0 is about 86–105 mm from the model origin in `trans`. | Forward MANO and store canonical joint 0 as VITRA `transl`; retain source `trans` only as provenance. Both 51-D angle and 69-D keypoint modes then have the same wrist convention. | |
| | Separately licensed model | HOI4D publishes MANO parameters but not redistributable MANO model files. | Require local MANO v1.2 `MANO_LEFT.pkl` and `MANO_RIGHT.pkl`, record their hashes/configuration, and never upload the model files. Reproject forwarded joints and require agreement with source `kps2D`. | |
| | Partial hand release | The hand ZIP contains 1,858 sequence keys, but only 1,684 intersect the 2,973 RGB sequences. The strict official `release.txt` intersection is 1,682 sequences. Hand labels cover only nine categories (`C1,C2,C3,C5,C7,C12,C13,C14,C20`), and frame IDs are variable with real boundary and interior holes. | Join by the complete seven-token key and exact integer frame ID. Preserve missing frames as invalid loss masks; never use array-offset, nearest-frame, or interpolation to fabricate source GT. RGB-only and hand-only sequences receive quarantine records. | |
| | 15 Hz source vs 10 Hz controller | RGB, depth, camera, and hand labels are native 15 Hz; the target VLA control rate is 10 Hz with a 16-step action head. | Keep the source timeline unchanged. At training time, derive targets at `anchor + 0.1 … 1.6 s`: translation/keypoints use linear interpolation and rotations use SLERP. Do not persist 16 fake frames and do not add random noise to GT. Per-step masks require valid bracketing source labels. | |
| | Alignment cannot be inferred from filenames alone | A correct path join does not prove that a MANO fit lies on the corresponding RGB/depth frame. | Use three gates: (1) MANO-forward projection vs source-rendered `kps2D`; (2) projected hand vs independently annotated RGB motion mask; and (3) projected 3-D depth vs aligned 16-bit depth. Generate overlays and retain all raw metrics. | |
| | Action JSON is inconsistent with RGB duration | Two action schemas occur, and many files report 10 s while RGB is 20 s. | Normalize both schemas as a fine-action sidecar. Use the official `(category, task)` collection definition as the high-level instruction over the episode; do not turn uncertain action timestamps into VLA instruction windows. | |
| | Object annotation failure modes | Public HOI4D reports include filename/internal-frame mismatches and CAD/part alignment problems. | V1 is hand-action-first. Object JSON count/provenance is audited, but object transforms are not a training gate or silently promoted to trusted VLA labels. | |
| | Split leakage | The pinned release couples each participant with one camera (`H1↔camera01` through `H4↔camera04`). Random episode splitting leaks both person and camera appearance. | Group split: `H1+H2=train`, `H3=val`, `H4=test`. This is intentionally harder and keeps participant/camera identity disjoint. | |
|
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| ## Pinned source inventory |
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| All large files are accepted only after matching official OneDrive object size |
| and SHA-256. Exact mirrors are transport fallbacks, not alternative data |
| sources. See [`source_manifest.json`](source_manifest.json). |
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| The pinned RGB ZIP has 2,973 exact sequences: 1,022 from H1, 695 from H2, |
| 532 from H3, and 724 from H4. The official repository's `release.txt` lists |
| 2,971 of them; two archive-only paths are preserved in audit metadata but are |
| quarantined by default. Exactly 2,972 RGB sequences have 300 motion masks and |
| one RGB sequence has none. RGB, action JSON, camera trajectory, and object |
| pose directories otherwise join one-to-one by the complete sequence key. |
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| The hand ZIP has 458,739 right-hand and 31,845 left-hand pickle files over |
| 1,858 keys. Left-hand annotations occur only for chair (`C20`) sequences. |
| After exact intersection with official released RGB, the pre-geometry ceiling |
| is 1,682 sequences: |
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| | Split | Participants/cameras | Pre-geometry episodes | |
| |---|---|---:| |
| | train | H1/camera01 + H2/camera02 | 976 | |
| | val | H3/camera03 | 267 | |
| | test | H4/camera04 | 439 | |
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| These are inventory ceilings, not claimed final accepted counts. The dataset |
| card is finalized only after full RGB-mask, depth, temporal, loader, manifest, |
| and immutable-remote verification. |
|
|
| ## Output episode schema |
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| Each accepted episode contains the original 300-frame H.264 MP4 plus one |
| VITRA episodic `.npy`. The label stores: |
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| - exact source frame IDs and 15 Hz timestamps; |
| - camera intrinsics and 300 `world → camera` extrinsics; |
| - per-side MANO beta, global/world and global/camera rotations, 15 local joint |
| rotations, wrist translations, 21 joints in world/camera coordinates; |
| - source MANO parameters/model-origin translations and rendered `kps2D` for |
| provenance; |
| - separate source-availability, reprojection, RGB-mask, geometric-visibility, |
| depth, and training masks; |
| - exact-time 10 Hz future-step validity for a 16-step action head; |
| - official task instruction and normalized fine-action sidecar; |
| - source member identities, hashes/CRC, split group, coordinate semantics, and |
| license metadata. |
|
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| `joints_worldspace` is the canonical representation. For an anchor frame |
| `a`, every future world joint `J_world(t)` must be transformed with the same |
| anchor extrinsic `E_a`: |
|
|
| ```text |
| J_anchor(t) = E_a · J_world(t) |
| ``` |
|
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| Applying `E_t` separately to every future frame would recreate the moving |
| camera and is not a valid action chunk. |
|
|
| ## Training with VITRA |
|
|
| The accompanying loader patch is exported as |
| `pipeline/vitra/timestamp_resampling.py`; the source repository also routes |
| `hoi4d_vitra_train`, `hoi4d_vitra_val`, and `hoi4d_vitra_test` through |
| `FrameDataset`. A standard 16-action configuration is: |
|
|
| ```python |
| dataset = FrameDataset( |
| dataset_folder="/path/to/hoi4d-vitra-streaming-v1", |
| dataset_name="hoi4d_vitra_train", |
| action_past_window_size=0, |
| action_future_window_size=15, |
| action_type="angle", # 51 dimensions per hand |
| # action_type="keypoints", # 69 dimensions per hand |
| use_rel=False, |
| rel_mode="step", |
| ) |
| ``` |
|
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| The first predicted row is at `observation_time + 0.1 s`, and the final row is |
| at `observation_time + 1.6 s`. The loader uses the observation frame's camera |
| for the whole chunk, linearly interpolates Euclidean quantities, and performs |
| pairwise shortest-path SLERP for global and finger rotations. It never treats |
| the next native 15 Hz frame (`+66.7 ms`) as one 10 Hz control step. |
|
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| All three split-specific statistics filenames are provided for plug-and-play |
| loading, but they deliberately contain moments computed from the **train split |
| only**. This avoids validation/test leakage. Both angle and keypoint modes |
| are exercised at the first, middle, and last valid anchor of every accepted |
| episode before upload. |
|
|
| ## Quality and scope |
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| An episode enters an index only after all of these gates pass: |
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| 1. exact seven-token RGB/annotation/hand join and official-release membership; |
| 2. exact 300-frame RGB/camera timeline and byte-preserved source video; |
| 3. MANO-forward reproduction of source `kps2D`; |
| 4. geometric visibility and independent RGB motion-mask alignment; |
| 5. aligned 16-bit depth identity/alignment audit; |
| 6. temporal wrist/joint/angular-velocity checks; |
| 7. at least 64 final right-hand frames and 10 valid 10 Hz anchors; and |
| 8. real VITRA loader smoke tests in both 51-D and 69-D modes. |
|
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| Malformed individual hand pickle records are retained in provenance as |
| `source_member_present=True, source_invalid_record=True` but are masked from |
| loss at their original frame IDs. Frames are never shifted, nearest-filled, |
| or silently synthesized. Rejected episodes upload their audit report and |
| overlay but not training video/labels; source-only exclusions appear in the |
| global quarantine ledger. |
|
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| This is a hand-action release, not a complete object-state benchmark. HOI4D's |
| high-level collection tasks are useful commands but are coarser than narrated |
| robot demonstrations; fine action JSON and object poses remain sidecars rather |
| than trusted supervision. No tactile signal is present. |
|
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| ## Reproducible streaming pipeline |
|
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| - `tools/download_verified_sources.py`: resumable concurrent downloads with |
| official byte-size and SHA-256 gates. |
| - `tools/download_onedrive_share.js`: keeps the anonymous OneDrive capability |
| token inside Playwright and validates the downloaded file; tokens are never |
| printed or persisted. |
| - `tools/inventory_hoi4d_archives.py`: safe ZIP inventory and complete-key join. |
| - `preprocessing/convert_hoi4d_episode.py`: per-episode geometry, video, |
| language, RGB-mask, and MANO conversion. |
| - `geometry.py`: Open3D pose parsing and exact-time 15→10 Hz interpolation. |
| - `training_artifacts.py`: exact loader parity checks and mergeable float64 |
| normalization moments. |
| - `streaming/stream_hoi4d_to_hf.py`: SQLite claims, multi-worker conversion, |
| one-pass split-depth audit, final gates, verified batched upload, and indices. |
| - `streaming/verify_hoi4d_release.py`: immutable remote tree, size/hash, |
| manifest, ledger, and index verification. |
| - `tests/`: synthetic invariants plus a real-data pilot gate. |
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| The source archives are downloaded in parallel while storage permits. Episode |
| outputs are uploaded in bounded batches, checked at the returned immutable |
| commit by LFS SHA-256 or git-blob SHA-1, and only then removed locally. The |
| final `metadata/release_summary.json`, `metadata/quarantine.jsonl`, batch |
| manifests, and `metadata/remote_verification.json` are authoritative for final |
| counts and hashes. |
|
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| ## License and citation |
|
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| HOI4D is released under CC BY-NC 4.0. This derivative remains non-commercial. |
| Users must obtain MANO model assets under the MANO license themselves. Cite |
| the original HOI4D paper when using this release. |
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