metadata
license: mit
task_categories:
- robotics
- image-to-text
tags:
- VLA
- gaming
- counter-strike
- behavioral-cloning
- imitation-learning
- action-chunking
size_categories:
- 1M<n<10M
CS:GO VLA Stage 1 Dataset (5Hz Chunked)
Vision-Language-Action dataset for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive with action chunking, converted from the TeaPearce CS:GO dataset.
Overview
- Frame rate: 5Hz (every 3rd frame)
- Action chunking: 3 actions per sample (~200ms coverage)
- Total samples: ~1.8M chunks
- Split: train / test following Diamond split
- Map: Dust2 deathmatch
Action Format
<|action_start|> m1_x m1_y [keys1] ; m2_x m2_y [keys2] ; m3_x m3_y [keys3] <|action_end|>
Examples:
<|action_start|> 0 0 ; 0 0 ; 0 0 <|action_end|> # idle
<|action_start|> 5 0 W ; 3 0 W ; 4 0 W <|action_end|> # walking
<|action_start|> -200 50 W L ; -50 10 L ; 10 0 W <|action_end|> # flick shot
Each chunk contains the exact mouse delta and keys for that frame - no aggregation.
Schema
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | Unique sample ID |
episode_id |
string | Source HDF5 file |
chunk_idx |
int32 | Chunk number within episode |
frame_idx |
int32 | Starting frame number |
action |
string | Text-formatted 3-action chunk |
kill_flag |
int32 | 1 if any kill in chunk |
death_flag |
int32 | 1 if any death in chunk |
split |
string | "train" or "test" |
image_bytes |
bytes | JPEG screenshot (first frame) |
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
# Load full dataset
ds = load_dataset("TESS-Computer/csgo-vla-stage1-5hz")
# Filter by split
train_ds = ds.filter(lambda x: x['split'] == 'train')
test_ds = ds.filter(lambda x: x['split'] == 'test')
Why 5Hz with Chunking?
- VLA inference speed: 62ms (16Hz) is too fast for current VLMs. 200ms (5Hz) is achievable.
- No information loss: Each chunk predicts exactly what the human did for 3 consecutive frames.
- World model sync: Diamond executes
step(a1), step(a2), step(a3)then returns frame to VLA.
Related
- 16Hz variant - 1 action per frame
- Diamond World Model - For evaluation
- Original Dataset