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I am presenting Decoder-Only Transformer (DOT) Policy a simple Behavioral Control policy that outperforms SOTA models on two simple benchmark tasks:
✅ PushT (pushing an object to a goal) – 84% success on keypoints, 74% on images (previous best: 75% / 69%)
✅ ALOHA Insert (precise bimanual insertion) – 30% success (previous best: ~21%)
The best part? DOT is much smaller (sometimes 100 times less parameters) than previous SOTA models, trains faster, and avoids complexity:
🚫 No generative models (Diffusion, VAE, GANs)
🚫 No discretization/tokenization of actions
🚫 No reinforcement learning or multi-stage training
✅ Just learns from human demos, plain and simple
This is still early — more complex real-life tasks need testing, and no guarantees it will actually work well there, but I think it's interesting to share. Sometimes, simpler approaches can be just as effective (or even better) than complex ones.
🔗 Open-source code and detailed description: https://github.com/IliaLarchenko/dot_policy
Trained models on Hugging Face:
https://huggingface.co/IliaLarchenko/dot_pusht_keypoints
https://huggingface.co/IliaLarchenko/dot_pusht_images
https://huggingface.co/IliaLarchenko/dot_bimanual_insert
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I am presenting Decoder-Only Transformer (DOT) Policy a simple Behavioral Control policy that outperforms SOTA models on two simple benchmark tasks:
✅ PushT (pushing an object to a goal) – 84% success on keypoints, 74% on images (previous best: 75% / 69%)
✅ ALOHA Insert (precise bimanual insertion) – 30% success (previous best: ~21%)
The best part? DOT is much smaller (sometimes 100 times less parameters) than previous SOTA models, trains faster, and avoids complexity:
🚫 No generative models (Diffusion, VAE, GANs)
🚫 No discretization/tokenization of actions
🚫 No reinforcement learning or multi-stage training
✅ Just learns from human demos, plain and simple
This is still early — more complex real-life tasks need testing, and no guarantees it will actually work well there, but I think it's interesting to share. Sometimes, simpler approaches can be just as effective (or even better) than complex ones.
🔗 Open-source code and detailed description: https://github.com/IliaLarchenko/dot_policy
Trained models on Hugging Face:
https://huggingface.co/IliaLarchenko/dot_pusht_keypoints
https://huggingface.co/IliaLarchenko/dot_pusht_images
https://huggingface.co/IliaLarchenko/dot_bimanual_insert
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