Datasets:
license: apache-2.0
authors:
- Ishan Shah (Ishan-Axibo)
task_categories:
- robotics
tags:
- tsfile
- timeseries
- tabular
- robotics
- lerobot
- manipulation
- bimanual
- cube-stacking
modality:
- timeseries
- tabular
pretty_name: Piper Stacking EE TsFile
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path: data/piper_stacking_ee_train.tsfile
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
Piper Stacking EE TsFile
This dataset is an Apache TsFile conversion of
axiboai/piper_stacking_ee, a LeRobot v2.1 bimanual
robot-manipulation dataset for stacking a red cube on a blue cube.
Modalities: Time-series. The converted repository contains numeric robot observations, actions, frame timing, episode/task tags, and mirrored source metadata. All three camera video streams remain in the original Hugging Face dataset.
Source Dataset and Author
- Source dataset:
axiboai/piper_stacking_ee - Pinned source revision:
7f79b7c26d815766cf0f6d041edde20e7033e573 - Publishing organization: AXIBO (
axiboai) - Source uploader/contributor: Ishan Shah (
Ishan-Axibo) - Authorship evidence: the source repository's file history attributes the uploaded dataset tree to
Ishan-Axibo; the source card provides no separate formal author list. - License: Apache-2.0
- Robot type:
piperx_bimanual_eef_6d - LeRobot codebase version:
v2.1 - Task: Stack the red cube on the blue cube.
- Split:
train - Scale: 155 episodes, 60,656 frames, 1 task, 30 fps
- Episode lengths: 57 to 707 frames (mean 391.33)
- Source frame files: 155 Parquet files under
data/chunk-000/ - Source frame layout:
data/chunk-{episode_chunk:03d}/episode_{episode_index:06d}.parquet - Source video layout:
videos/chunk-{episode_chunk:03d}/{video_key}/episode_{episode_index:06d}.mp4 - Paper/citation: not supplied by the source dataset card
Converted Files
- TsFile:
data/piper_stacking_ee_train.tsfile - Table:
piper_stacking_ee_train - Rows: 60,656
- Episodes/devices: 155
- Tasks: 1
- Time precision: milliseconds
- Metadata:
meta/is mirrored from the source, withmeta/info.jsonrewritten to describe the TsFile artifact and video policy.
TsFile Schema
Time is synthesized as round(timestamp * 1000) milliseconds and restarts
from 0 for each episode.
TAG columns:
episode_indextask_index
Scalar FIELD columns:
frame_indexsample_index, renamed from source columnindex
Flattened FLOAT FIELD groups:
observation.state[20]->observation_state_0...observation_state_19action[20]->action_0...action_19
The source uses the same 20-dimensional order for state and action:
| Index | Source dimension | State FIELD | Action FIELD |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | left_x |
observation_state_0 |
action_0 |
| 1 | left_y |
observation_state_1 |
action_1 |
| 2 | left_z |
observation_state_2 |
action_2 |
| 3 | left_rot6d_0 |
observation_state_3 |
action_3 |
| 4 | left_rot6d_1 |
observation_state_4 |
action_4 |
| 5 | left_rot6d_2 |
observation_state_5 |
action_5 |
| 6 | left_rot6d_3 |
observation_state_6 |
action_6 |
| 7 | left_rot6d_4 |
observation_state_7 |
action_7 |
| 8 | left_rot6d_5 |
observation_state_8 |
action_8 |
| 9 | left_gripper |
observation_state_9 |
action_9 |
| 10 | right_x |
observation_state_10 |
action_10 |
| 11 | right_y |
observation_state_11 |
action_11 |
| 12 | right_z |
observation_state_12 |
action_12 |
| 13 | right_rot6d_0 |
observation_state_13 |
action_13 |
| 14 | right_rot6d_1 |
observation_state_14 |
action_14 |
| 15 | right_rot6d_2 |
observation_state_15 |
action_15 |
| 16 | right_rot6d_3 |
observation_state_16 |
action_16 |
| 17 | right_rot6d_4 |
observation_state_17 |
action_17 |
| 18 | right_rot6d_5 |
observation_state_18 |
action_18 |
| 19 | right_gripper |
observation_state_19 |
action_19 |
Conversion Notes
- The shared config-driven
lerobotconverter is used; the dataset-specific script is a thin local orchestration and validation entry point and is not part of the dataset upload; the conversion script is retained locally. - The train split is merged into one table-model TsFile. Filter by
episode_indexandtask_indexto select an episode or task. - Vector columns are flattened to scalar TsFile fields. Full source prefixes
are preserved, with
.replaced by_. - The source
timestampcolumn is dropped after Time synthesis because it is redundant withTime / 1000seconds. - Source
indexis renamed tosample_index;frame_indexis retained. - All 155 source Parquet schemas are identical, both vector widths are exactly 20, and no numeric row, episode, task, state dimension, or action dimension is dropped.
- FLOAT fields use GORILLA + LZ4; INT64 fields and Time use TS_2DIFF + LZ4. The config also requires RLE + LZ4 for BOOLEAN fields (none occur in this source).
Videos
Videos are not duplicated in this converted repository. They remain under the
original source revision's videos/chunk-000/ tree in three frame-aligned streams:
observation.images.cam_front: 155 MP4 files, 652,759,687 bytesobservation.images.cam_left_wrist: 155 MP4 files, 585,180,346 bytesobservation.images.cam_right_wrist: 155 MP4 files, 459,890,635 bytes
Together, the source contains 465 MP4 files totaling 1,697,830,668 bytes
(about 1.58 GiB). Each stream contains one
episode_XXXXXX.mp4 file per episode. Numeric rows remain aligned through
episode_index, frame_index, and the source episode metadata. The source
metadata describes 640x480 AV1 video at 30 fps without audio.
Validation
The generated TsFile was opened and fully queried with the Apache TsFile Java reader bundled with the conversion tools. Source, staged-Parquet, and TsFile readback row counts all equal 60,656. The file contains one table, 155 episode/task devices, 2 TAG columns, and 42 FIELD columns.
The detailed VALIDATION.md and validation_report.json checks are retained locally and
are intentionally not included in the dataset upload.
Usage
from tsfile import TsFileReader
reader = TsFileReader("data/piper_stacking_ee_train.tsfile")
table_name = "piper_stacking_ee_train"
columns = [
"episode_index",
"task_index",
"frame_index",
"sample_index",
"action_0",
"observation_state_0",
]
with reader.query_table(table_name, columns, batch_size=65536) as result:
batch = result.read_arrow_batch()
print(batch.to_pandas().head())