Rename task names and reorder to Task_A/B/C in README
Browse filesFlattenFold -> Task_A, TeeShirtSort -> Task_B, HangCloth -> Task_C.
Reordered all sections to follow Task_A, Task_B, Task_C order.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
README.md
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- LeRobot
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# KAI0
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<div align="center">
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## [About the Dataset](#contents)
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- **~134 hours** real world scenarios
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- **Main Tasks**
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- Single task
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- Initial state: T-shirts are randomly tossed onto the table, presenting random crumpled configurations
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- Manipulation task: Operate the robotic arm to unfold the garment, then fold it
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- Single task
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- Initial state: Hanger is randomly placed, garment is randomly positioned on the table
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- Manipulation task: Operate the robotic arm to thread the hanger through the garment, then hang it on the rod
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- ***TeeShirtSort***
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- Garment classification and arrangement task
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- Initial state: Randomly pick a garment from the laundry basket
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- Classification: Determine whether the garment is a T-shirt or a dress shirt
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- Manipulation task:
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- If it is a T-shirt, fold the garment
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- If it is a dress shirt, expose the collar, then push it to one side of the table
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- **Count of the dataset**
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| Task | Base (episodes count/hours) | DAgger (episodes count/hours) | Total(episodes count/hours) |
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| **Total** | **15,997/~134 hours** | **4,912/~47 hours** | **20,909/~181 hours** |
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## [Load the dataset](#contents)
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contains on-policy recovery trajectories collected via iterative DAgger, designed to populate failure recovery modes absent in static demonstrations.
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```text
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Kai0-data/
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├──
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│ ├── base/
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│ │ ├── data/
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│ │ ├── tasks.jsonl
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│ │ └── episodes_stats.jsonl
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│ └── dagger/
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│ ├── base/
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│ ├── base/
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└── README.md
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| index | [N, 1] | Global unique index across all frames in the dataset |
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| task_index | [N, 1] | Index identifying the task type being performed |
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### [tasks.jsonl](#
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Contains task language prompts (natural language instructions) that specify the manipulation task to be performed. Each entry maps a task_index to its corresponding task description, which can be used for language-conditioned policy training.
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# License and Citation
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- LeRobot
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configs:
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data_files: Task_A/base/data/chunk-000/episode_000000.parquet
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---
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# KAI0
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<div align="center">
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## [About the Dataset](#contents)
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- **~134 hours** real world scenarios
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- **Main Tasks**
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- ***Task_A***
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- Single task
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- Initial state: T-shirts are randomly tossed onto the table, presenting random crumpled configurations
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- Manipulation task: Operate the robotic arm to unfold the garment, then fold it
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- ***Task_B***
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- Garment classification and arrangement task
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- Initial state: Randomly pick a garment from the laundry basket
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- Classification: Determine whether the garment is a T-shirt or a dress shirt
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- Manipulation task:
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- If it is a T-shirt, fold the garment
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- If it is a dress shirt, expose the collar, then push it to one side of the table
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- ***Task_C***
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- Single task
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- Initial state: Hanger is randomly placed, garment is randomly positioned on the table
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- Manipulation task: Operate the robotic arm to thread the hanger through the garment, then hang it on the rod
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- **Count of the dataset**
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| Task | Base (episodes count/hours) | DAgger (episodes count/hours) | Total(episodes count/hours) |
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| Task_A | 3,055/~42 hours | 3,457/ ~13 Hours | 6,512 /~55 hours |
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| Task_B | 5988/~31 hours | 769/~22 hours | 6757/~53 hours |
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| Task_C | 6954/~61 hours | 686/~12 hours | 7640/~73 hours |
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| **Total** | **15,997/~134 hours** | **4,912/~47 hours** | **20,909/~181 hours** |
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## [Load the dataset](#contents)
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contains on-policy recovery trajectories collected via iterative DAgger, designed to populate failure recovery modes absent in static demonstrations.
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```text
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Kai0-data/
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├── Task_A/
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│ ├── base/
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│ │ ├── data/
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│ │ │ ├── chunk-000/
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│ │ ├── tasks.jsonl
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│ │ └── episodes_stats.jsonl
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│ └── dagger/
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├── Task_B/
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│ ├── base/
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├── Task_C/
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│ ├── base/
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│ └── dagger/
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└── README.md
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| index | [N, 1] | Global unique index across all frames in the dataset |
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| task_index | [N, 1] | Index identifying the task type being performed |
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### [tasks.jsonl](#Task_A/meta/tasks.jsonl)
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Contains task language prompts (natural language instructions) that specify the manipulation task to be performed. Each entry maps a task_index to its corresponding task description, which can be used for language-conditioned policy training.
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# License and Citation
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