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Hi, I am trying to visualize skill space as well as your figure 5.
QueST's skill-prior transformer predicts 8 tokens for every 8 steps of rollouts (which is action horizon).
I guess these 8 token indices are from skill codebook (256-dimensional), not skillGPT embedding (384-dimensional)
Above is example of printed token indices.
Interestingly, each step seemingly share some tokens for same location (eg. 639, 388, 799, 980, 790, ...)
From my understanding, these 8 skill codes are not causal as they are cross-attended by action decoder, not as autoregressive inputs.
Thus, for now, I have avg-pooled 8 vectors and visualized for each 8 steps, but would like to ask you for details.
How do I visaulize 256-dimensional 8 vectors for each 8 steps to get the similar figure of yours?
Is each dot of figure 5 corresponds to each 8 step of rolling out an episode?
What embedding is plotted by t-sne? Skill prior transformer embedding for each token VS Skill codebook from autoencoder
Thank you!
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Hi, I am trying to visualize skill space as well as your figure 5.
QueST's skill-prior transformer predicts 8 tokens for every 8 steps of rollouts (which is action horizon).
I guess these 8 token indices are from skill codebook (256-dimensional), not skillGPT embedding (384-dimensional)
Above is example of printed token indices.
Interestingly, each step seemingly share some tokens for same location (eg. 639, 388, 799, 980, 790, ...)
From my understanding, these 8 skill codes are not causal as they are cross-attended by action decoder, not as autoregressive inputs.
Thus, for now, I have avg-pooled 8 vectors and visualized for each 8 steps, but would like to ask you for details.
How do I visaulize 256-dimensional 8 vectors for each 8 steps to get the similar figure of yours?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: