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- LeRobot
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README.md
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- `config.json`: policy `type` is `pi05_subtask` instead of `pi05`.
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- `policy_preprocessor.json`: pi05's `pi05_prepare_state_tokenizer_processor_step` +
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`tokenizer_processor` steps are replaced by `
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the two-segment prompt
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context (no loss): "Task: {task}.; State: {256-bin ints}; Subtask: "
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predicted (CE loss): "{subtask}.;\nAction: " + EOS
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```
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This exists because LeRobot instantiates processor pipelines from the checkpoint's
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`policy_preprocessor.json` (by processor-step registry name), so fine-tuning the subtask policy
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directly from `lerobot/pi05_base` would silently install plain pi05's tokenizer steps.
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## Usage
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Requires the `lerobot_policy_pi05_subtask` plugin installed (LeRobot auto-imports
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- `config.json`: policy `type` is `pi05_subtask` instead of `pi05`.
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`tokenizer_processor` steps are replaced by `pi05_subtask_context_tokenize_processor_step`,
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which tokenizes the context segment of the two-segment prompt
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```
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context (no loss): "Task: {task}.; State: {256-bin ints}; Subtask: "
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predicted (CE loss): "{subtask}.;\nAction: " + EOS
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into `observation.language.context_tokens`/`.context_mask`. The predicted segment is model
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territory: the policy appends it at training time (computing the CE region mask next to the
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loss) and decodes it autoregressively at inference.
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This exists because LeRobot instantiates processor pipelines from the checkpoint's
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`policy_preprocessor.json` (by processor-step registry name), so fine-tuning the subtask policy
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directly from `lerobot/pi05_base` would silently install plain pi05's tokenizer steps.
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The same artifact is the base for the `framepick` policy type (`lerobot_policy_framepick`):
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framepick has no processor steps of its own — frame selection, chunk re-expression and the
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assignment prefix all live in the policy, configured from the policy config.
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## Usage
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"tokenizer_name": "google/paligemma-3b-pt-224",
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"registry_name": "pi05_subtask_context_tokenize_processor_step",
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"config": {
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"tokenizer_name": "google/paligemma-3b-pt-224",
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"max_length": 200,
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