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arXiv Robotics — research abstracts· Fazeng Li, Gan Sun, Hao Cheng, Weihong Ren, Yang Cong·· 10 days agoEditorial score65

Tell Robot What Not to Do: A Negation Understanding Perspective

Tell Robot What Not to Do: A Negation Understanding Perspective

Summary

This research presents NegaAlign, a parameter-efficient framework that allows vision-language-action models to follow negated instructions by reshaping intermediate instruction representations and using teacher-guided alignment. The framework improves negated instruction success rates on both simulated and real-world tasks, achieving up to 88.45% success on NegaBench and 88.8% on real-world tasks.

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What the source reports

Publisher-reported claims, with original evidence. These results have not been independently verified by RoboSignal.

Reported numbers

  • Reported success rate

    88.45%

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    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
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  • Reported success rate

    88.8%

    View original evidence
    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
    Open source S5
  • Reported success rate

    2.6%

    View original evidence
    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
    Open source S5
  • Reported success rate

    12.4%

    View original evidence
    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
    Open source S5
  • trainable parameters

    11,600,000

    View original evidence
    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
    Open source S5
  • number of scenarios

    10

    View original evidence
    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
    Open source S5
  • number of domains

    5

    View original evidence
    enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t
    Open source S5
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  • code: not_reported
  • weights: not_reported
  • dataset: not_reported

What remains unknown

Not established in the collected evidence: Environment, Control, Data origin.

Reported performance applies to the described task. It does not establish general autonomy or deployment readiness.

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enchmark spanning 10 scenarios across five domains for systematically evaluating manipulation under negated constraints. Experiments across GR00T, $\pi_0$, and $\pi_{0.5}$ demonstrate consistent improvements in negated instruction following. With 11.6M trainable parameters, NegaAlign increases the negated-instruction success rate of $\pi_{0.5}$ from 2.60% to 88.45% on NegaBench and from 12.4% to 88.8% on real-world t

Open source S5

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