What's the meaning of 26dim action?
Hi, thanks for excellent work!
I have a question, I was just reading the dataset card
# action dimensions:
# 26 = 6 (left arm) + 1 (left gripper) + 6 (right arm) + 1 (right gripper) + 6 (torso) + 6 (base)
"action": tf.Tensor(26, dtype=float32), # robot action, consists of [6x joint velocities, 1x gripper position]
and I am confused about the specific meaning of the actions
- What's the meaning of 6 dim
torso?joint_position_torsois atf.Tensor(4, dtype=float32)in card.. - What's the meaning of 6 dim
base?base_velocityis atf.Tensor(3, dtype=float32)in card..
Hi, thanks for excellent work!
I have a question, I was just reading the dataset card
# action dimensions: # 26 = 6 (left arm) + 1 (left gripper) + 6 (right arm) + 1 (right gripper) + 6 (torso) + 6 (base) "action": tf.Tensor(26, dtype=float32), # robot action, consists of [6x joint velocities, 1x gripper position]and I am confused about the specific meaning of the actions
- What's the meaning of 6 dim
torso?joint_position_torsois atf.Tensor(4, dtype=float32)in card..- What's the meaning of 6 dim
base?base_velocityis atf.Tensor(3, dtype=float32)in card..
Thanks for your interest!
In our dataset, the arms and grippers are controlled in position, while the torso and chassis are controlled in velocity.
Action: The chassis and base actions are collected via ROS geometry_msgs/TwistStamped during teleoperation. Therefore, the [6× torso, 6× base] corresponds to [velocity.x, velocity.y, velocity.z, angular_velocity.x, angular_velocity.y, angular_velocity.z] (with some constant zero values).
Observation: The proprioceptive states are positional. Specifically, joint_position_torso is a 4-dimensional vector (positions of 3 joints plus one zero-padding value), and joint_position_chassis is a 3-dimensional vector (heading of the three wheels).