What Limits Cross-Task Generalization in World Action Models
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsWhat Limits Cross-Task Generalization in World Action Models?
This research explores the limitations of cross-task generalization in world action models (WAMs) by separating them into world models and inverse-dynamics models (IDMs). The authors introduce the Align Once, Evaluate Everywhere (AoE) method, which allows testing across different future sources. They find that actions recovered from recorded futures perform better than those predicted by world models, and propose the VITA loss to improve execution success rates in generated futures.
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