# Data Dictionary — `Bigenlight/carrot_in_pot_sim_raw` Raw **simulated** teleoperation recordings for the task **"Put carrot in pot"**, captured with a **physical GELLO leader → MuJoCo UR7e follower** and two simulated cameras, in a single session on **2026-09-15** (00:09–00:19 local). This document describes the **RAW sim** release: the per-take HDF5 signal logs, the camera MP4s, the exact MJCF scene and the complete per-tick simulator state, exactly as recorded. It is the simulated twin of [`carrot_in_pot_raw`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Bigenlight/carrot_in_pot_raw) and deliberately uses the **same recorder and the same file format**. For a ready-to-train version see [`carrot_in_pot_sim_lerobot_v3`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Bigenlight/carrot_in_pot_sim_lerobot_v3). - **Scale:** 22 takes (`take_*`), shipped twice — `takes/` (live capture, **9,173 cam1 frames, 9,173 cam2**) and `retimed_30hz/` (videos re-rendered on an exact 30 Hz grid, **10,725 cam1, 10,725 cam2**) · **359.13 s (6.0 min)** · **1.32 GB** total. - **Every take folder contains exactly three files:** `vectors.h5`, `cam1.mp4`, `cam2.mp4`. Measured: no hidden or stray files, no sub-directories, in any of the 44 folders. **There is no `depth.h5`** — depth recording is opt-in in `sim_collect` and was off for this session. - Verified read-only against all 44 `vectors.h5` and all 88 MP4s. The only absolute path in the release is `sim_meta.retimed.from` in each `retimed_30hz/*/vectors.h5` (source-take provenance); `takes/` has none. No PII. - Every figure here was measured from the files by `make_carrot_raw_stats.py` (depth-free mode). Machine-readable: [`dataset_stats.json`](dataset_stats.json) and [`retimed_30hz/dataset_stats.json`](retimed_30hz/dataset_stats.json). - ⚠️ **Read §3.6 before you align streams.** Unlike the real release, **nothing here is stamped late** and no constant must be subtracted. Applying the real release's −0.900 s / −0.41 s fix to these files would *create* a misalignment. --- ## 1. Simulation & recording setup | Component | Spec | |---|---| | **Simulator** | MuJoCo **3.10.0**, timestep **0.002 s** (500 Hz), integrator `implicitfast`, elliptic friction cone, `impratio` 10, `noslip_iterations` 0, arm gravity compensation 1.0 | | **Robot (follower)** | **Simulated UR7e**: `mujoco_menagerie` `ur5e.xml` structure with the exact UR7e URDF link offsets (shoulder z 0.1625, wrist_1 z 0.3922, wrist_2 y 0.1263, wrist_3 z 0.0997, attachment_site y 0.0996, elbow ±3.14159). Kinematics DH `d = [0.1625, 0, 0, 0.1333, 0.0997, 0.0996]`, `a = [0, −0.425, −0.3922, 0, 0, 0]`. `attachment_site` world pose == `ur_kin.fk(q)` to **0.000 mm** over 2,000 random q. Visual geometry is the UR5e enclosure. | | **Gripper** | `mujoco_menagerie` **Robotiq 2F-85** attached at `attachment_site`; driver joint `robotiq_2f85/right_driver_joint`, range 0 – 0.871 rad, normalized **0.0 = open, 1.0 = closed** | | **Teleoperation (leader)** | The **physical GELLO** arm over USB (XL330 ×7, 57600 baud), sampled at 30 Hz, calibrated from the real robot's ROS file `ur_gello_bringup/config/ur7e_gello.yaml` (`gello_publisher`). Torque is never enabled. | | **Control mode** | **EEF delta**, the real ROS bridge code path: One-Euro filter bank (`dt = 1/250`, `min_cutoff 1.0`, `beta 2.0`) → `EefDeltaController.step` at **250 Hz** with `pos_scale 1.0`, `r_align_rpy [0,0,0]`, `tool_l = tool_r = 0.174 m`, `v_max 0.16 m/s`, `w_max 1.0 rad/s`, `max_step_rad 0.0025`, `soft_start_s 0.7`, analytic IK. `command` = absolute UR joint targets from IK on a leader **pose** delta. | | **Gripper mode** | `continuous`, deadband 0.02 (not the 0.3/0.7 discrete latch) | | **Scene** | No table geometry — the workspace **is** the floor: one 5 m textured plane at z = 0, robot base at the world origin, arm facing world **+x** at home (`home_joints = [−3.302, −1.563, 1.607, −1.523, −1.615, −3.118]`) | | **Floor texture** | LIBERO `seamless_wood_planks_floor.png` (MIT, © 2023 Lifelong Robot Learning), `texrepeat` 20×20, friction `[1.0, 0.005, 0.0001]` | | **Objects** | `carrot` (procedural MJCF, food, ~18.5 cm, 0.08 kg) at **+y**, `pot` (procedural MJCF, container, inner radius 0.09 m, rim z 0.11 m, floor z 0.006 m, 0.55 kg) at **−y** | | **Layout randomization** | carrot nominal `(0.45, +0.18, 0)` ±0.06 m, yaw ±35°; pot nominal `(0.45, −0.22, 0)` ±0.05 m, yaw ±180°; drop height 0.02 m, settle 0.5 s, min gap 0.02 m, base keep-out radius 0.22 m | | **Camera 1 — scene** | Fixed camera at `(0.70, 0.00, 0.571)` m, `lookat (0.45, 0, 0)`, up `+z`, colour fovy **42°** → rendered intrinsics fx = fy = **937.83**, cx 640, cy 360 at 1280×720 | | **Camera 2 — wrist** | Attached to `wrist_3_link` relative to `attachment_site`: radial 0.05 m along tool **+y**, axial 0.08 m, pitch **15°** toward the fingertips; same fovy and resolution | | **Video format** | 1280×720, **30 fps**, `mpeg4`, `yuv420p` — measured identical across all 88 videos (`ffprobe`: `mpeg4 1280 720 yuv420p 30/1`) | | **Renderer** | MuJoCo offscreen, `MUJOCO_GL=glfw`, **software GL** (no NVIDIA driver on the recording machine) — this is why the live capture rate is below 30 fps (§3.1, §9) | | **Recording software** | `sim_collect` at git commit `4bac8657be5a66adca0b5ccfacc11982420080a1`, writing through the **real** `gello_recorder.RecordingSession` | `cam1` shows the pot, the carrot and the arm entering from the right; `cam2` shows the gripper fingers at the bottom of every frame — the same convention as the real release. See `assets/take01_cam1_first_frame.jpg`, `assets/take01_cam2_first_frame.jpg` and `assets/first_frames.jpg`. --- ## 2. Files in a take folder | File | What it is | Total bytes (`takes/`, 22) | Total bytes (`retimed_30hz/`, 22) | |---|---|--:|--:| | `vectors.h5` | all robot/teleop/gripper/camera-timeline signals + the simulator groups (§3) | 99.4 MB | 99.8 MB | | `cam1.mp4` | scene camera colour video, 1280×720 | 266.4 MB | 271.8 MB | | `cam2.mp4` | wrist camera colour video, 1280×720 | 293.0 MB | 285.0 MB | Total **658,839,801 bytes** (`takes/`) + **656,642,118 bytes** (`retimed_30hz/`) = **1.32 GB**, plus `assets/`, the two `dataset_stats.json`, `retimed_30hz/retime_manifest.json` and this file. Take names run `take_01_20260915_000901` … `take_23_20260915_001937`. **`take_06` is absent by design** (discarded during recording) — 22 folders, no partial take anywhere. The two sets carry the **same 22 take names**. --- ## 3. `vectors.h5` — top-level layout One file per take. Root has **15 groups**: the **9 real-recorder groups** (schema identical to the real release apart from the extra `stamp_s` column and a *filled* `synchronized`), plus **5 `sim_*` groups** and `sim_scene`. Every group is a time series at its own native rate on its own clock, with its own `t_rel_s` = seconds since take start. All datasets are **1-D `float64`**, one array per channel (columnar: channel `foo` is dataset `group/foo`, NOT a 2-D table). The one exception is `sim_scene/xml`, a scalar string dataset. | Group | Rows (22 takes) | Native rate | What it is | |---|--:|---|---| | `cam1_frames` | 9,173 | **25.5 Hz** live / **30.0 Hz** retimed | Timestamp + frame index for each `cam1.mp4` frame | | `cam2_frames` | 9,173 | **25.5 Hz** live / **30.0 Hz** retimed | Timestamp + frame index for each `cam2.mp4` frame | | `command` | 44,660 | **125.5 Hz** | Commanded UR joint targets (the **action**), radians | | `ur_joint_states` | 44,660 | **125.5 Hz** | Simulated joint state: position, velocity, effort | | `tcp_pose` | 44,660 | **125.5 Hz** | TCP pose in base frame (position + quaternion) | | `wrench` | 44,660 | **125.5 Hz** | Flange 6-axis force/torque sensor, tared at take start | | `gripper` | 22,336 | **62.8 Hz** | Gripper command, measured position, leader trigger | | `gello_joint_states` | 10,797 | **30.2 Hz** | GELLO **leader** joint pos + finite-difference vel | | `synchronized` | 33,848 | 100 Hz | 56-channel fused table — ⚠️ **FILLED here**, empty in the real release (§3.5) | | `sim_object_poses` | 10,650 | 30 Hz | **Ground-truth** carrot + pot pose (§3.7) | | `sim_control` | 44,660 | 125 Hz | Teleop state machine, IK conditioning, per-tick task success (§3.7) | | `sim_leader_filtered` | 44,660 | 125 Hz | One-Euro filter output the controller consumed (§3.7) | | `sim_mj_state` | 44,660 | 125 Hz | **Full generalized state** `qpos`/`qvel`/`ctrl` (§3.7) | | `sim_frame_capture` | 18,346 | ~51 Hz | Which physics tick each rendered frame came from (§3.7) | | `sim_scene` | 22 | once / take | The **exact compiled MJCF** + asset manifest + layout + config (§3.8) | ### 3.1 Measured rates | Group | mean rate (Hz) | min–max across takes | median Δt (ms) | 5th pct Δt (ms) | max gap (ms) | 1 / median Δt (Hz) | |---|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:| | `cam1_frames` | 25.53 | 23.71 – 27.31 | 37.3 | 25.4 | 117.4 | 26.8 | | `cam2_frames` | 25.47 | 23.42 – 27.27 | 37.3 | 25.5 | 112.9 | 26.8 | | `command` | 125.50 | 120.30 – 125.86 | 7.8 | 0.8 | 79.3 | 128.2 | | `ur_joint_states` | 125.50 | 120.30 – 125.86 | 7.8 | 0.8 | 79.4 | 128.2 | | `tcp_pose` | 125.50 | 120.30 – 125.86 | 7.8 | 0.8 | 79.3 | 128.2 | | `wrench` | 125.50 | 120.30 – 125.86 | 7.8 | 0.8 | 79.3 | 128.2 | | `gripper` | 62.79 | 60.19 – 63.02 | 15.9 | 5.2 | 96.1 | 62.9 | | `gello_joint_states` | 30.18 | 30.13 – 30.29 | 32.9 | 22.9 | 104.9 | 30.4 | | `cam1_frames` **(retimed)** | 30.00 | 30.00 – 30.00 | 33.3 | 33.3 | 33.4 | 30.0 | | `cam2_frames` **(retimed)** | 30.00 | 30.00 – 30.00 | 33.3 | 33.3 | 33.4 | 30.0 | *Mean rate* = `(N−1)/(t_last − t_first)` per take, then the **median** across takes. *Δt percentiles* are pooled over all takes. > **The robot streams run at 125 Hz, not the real rig's ~67 Hz.** The sim writes > `ur_joint_states` / `command` / `tcp_pose` / `wrench` on every 2nd 2 ms physics step, so there > are ~4.2 robot samples per retimed camera frame against ~2.2 on the real rig. The gripper table > is written at half that (62.8 Hz) and the leader table at its 30 Hz USB sampling rate. > **The live camera rate is the one real defect in this release.** `cam1_frames` / `cam2_frames` > in `takes/` average **25.53 / 25.47 Hz** (range 23.4 – 27.3) while the MP4 is stamped 30 fps, so > the live videos **play ~1.18× fast**. The timestamps are correct; only the container rate is > wrong. `retimed_30hz/` fixes it by re-rendering: **30.00 Hz in every take, max Δt 33.4 ms.** > See §9. ### 3.2 ⚠️ The `columns` attribute quirk (inherited from the real recorder) Every group carries an HDF5 **attribute** named `columns` which is a **single scalar JSON string**, not a native list — measured Python `str` in all 44 files (`dataset_stats.json → aggregate.columns_attr_python_types == ["str"]`). `list(grp.attrs["columns"])` iterates it character-by-character and yields garbage. **Always `json.loads(...)`.** The correct column lists are given verbatim below and do not depend on the attribute. ### 3.3 Per-group / per-channel schema — the nine real groups All datasets `float64`, shape `(N,)`. Ranges are **measured pooled across all 22 takes** of `takes/` (the retimed set differs only in `cam*_frames`). #### `cam1_frames` / `cam2_frames` — camera frame timelines | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | |---|---|---|---|---| | `t_rel_s` | float64 | s | Time of this frame, since take start | 0 → 27.82 | | `frame_idx` | float64 | index | 0-based frame number in the MP4 (float-typed) | 0 → 698 live, 0 → 831 retimed | | `stamp_s` | float64 | s (**unix epoch**) | Wall-clock time the frame was captured off the renderer | ~1.789e9 | > ⚠️ In `retimed_30hz/` these two tables are **rewritten** onto the exact 30 Hz grid and are the > only tables that change. Everything else is byte-for-byte the live recording. #### `command` — commanded UR joint targets ➜ **the ACTION** | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | Mean | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | `cmd1` | float64 | rad | Absolute target for joint 1 from EEF-delta IK | -4.0538 → -2.8535 | -3.3385 | | `cmd2` | float64 | rad | Absolute target for joint 2 from EEF-delta IK | -2.0504 → -1.0596 | -1.5070 | | `cmd3` | float64 | rad | Absolute target for joint 3 from EEF-delta IK | 1.4157 → 2.6139 | 1.9385 | | `cmd4` | float64 | rad | Absolute target for joint 4 from EEF-delta IK | -2.9262 → -1.3392 | -1.9637 | | `cmd5` | float64 | rad | Absolute target for joint 5 from EEF-delta IK | -2.0771 → -1.3681 | -1.6389 | | `cmd6` | float64 | rad | Absolute target for joint 6 from EEF-delta IK | -4.0435 → -2.6561 | -3.1377 | | `t_rel_s` | float64 | s | Time of this sample | 0 → 27.82 | — | #### `ur_joint_states` — simulated joint state ➜ core of **observation.state** | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | Mean | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | `q1` | float64 | rad | Measured joint 1 position (`d.qpos`) | -4.0390 → -2.8625 | -3.3338 | | `q2` | float64 | rad | Measured joint 2 position (`d.qpos`) | -2.0367 → -1.0833 | -1.5041 | | `q3` | float64 | rad | Measured joint 3 position (`d.qpos`) | 1.4209 → 2.6115 | 1.9395 | | `q4` | float64 | rad | Measured joint 4 position (`d.qpos`) | -2.8825 → -1.3502 | -1.9604 | | `q5` | float64 | rad | Measured joint 5 position (`d.qpos`) | -2.0592 → -1.3709 | -1.6391 | | `q6` | float64 | rad | Measured joint 6 position (`d.qpos`) | -4.0384 → -2.6656 | -3.1348 | | `qd1..qd6` | float64 | rad/s | Joint velocities (`d.qvel[:6]`) | -0.5612 → 0.5569 (pooled) | ≈0 | | `eff1..eff6` | float64 | N·m | Actuator force (`d.actuator_force[:6]`) | -64.0041 → 107.1025 (pooled) | — | | `t_rel_s` | float64 | s | Time of this sample | 0 → 27.82 | — | | `stamp_s` | float64 | s (**unix epoch**) | Wall-clock time the physics thread published the tick | ~1.789e9 | — | #### `tcp_pose` — tool-center-point pose (robot base frame) | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | Mean | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | `x` | float64 | m | TCP x — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | 0.2940 → 0.5914 | 0.4445 | | `y` | float64 | m | TCP y — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | -0.3670 → 0.2682 | 0.0268 | | `z` | float64 | m | TCP z — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | -0.0341 → 0.3300 | 0.1476 | | `qw` | float64 | — | quaternion w — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | -0.1283 → 0.1700 | 0.0029 | | `qx` | float64 | — | quaternion x — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | 0.4296 → 0.9395 | 0.7617 | | `qy` | float64 | — | quaternion y — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | 0.3219 → 0.9013 | 0.6241 | | `qz` | float64 | — | quaternion z — `fk(q) ⊕ 0.174 m` along flange +Z | -0.3042 → 0.0954 | -0.0444 | | `t_rel_s`, `stamp_s` | float64 | s | as above | — | — | #### `wrench` — 6-axis force/torque at the flange | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | Mean | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | `fx` | float64 | N | Simulated ``/`` sensor at `ft_site`, **tared at take start** | -85.8618 → 91.0505 | 0.0651 | | `fy` | float64 | N | Simulated ``/`` sensor at `ft_site`, **tared at take start** | -10.6378 → 171.2164 | 1.1457 | | `fz` | float64 | N | Simulated ``/`` sensor at `ft_site`, **tared at take start** | -9.0993 → 279.1303 | 0.9739 | | `tx` | float64 | N·m | Simulated ``/`` sensor at `ft_site`, **tared at take start** | -25.8313 → 2.2475 | -0.1045 | | `ty` | float64 | N·m | Simulated ``/`` sensor at `ft_site`, **tared at take start** | -16.0800 → 23.2892 | 0.0140 | | `tz` | float64 | N·m | Simulated ``/`` sensor at `ft_site`, **tared at take start** | -4.1689 → 4.9055 | 0.0070 | | `t_rel_s`, `stamp_s` | float64 | s | as above | — | — | > ⚠️ **Unvalidated against the real arm.** The frame and sign convention of this sensor has never > been measured against the real UR7e's wrench. Magnitudes are much larger than the real rig's > because a 2 ms-timestep contact transient is stiff. Treat as a sim signal. #### `gripper` — gripper signals (**0.0 = open, 1.0 = closed**, all three) | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | Mean | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | `grip_pos` | float64 | normalized | Measured normalized opening of the 2F-85 driver joint | 0.0000 → 0.9150 | 0.3367 | | `grip_cmd` | float64 | normalized | Commanded normalized opening ➜ the gripper **action** | 0.0000 → 0.9998 | 0.4046 | | `gello_grip` | float64 | normalized | Raw GELLO trigger value | 0.0000 → 1.0000 | 0.4048 | | `t_rel_s` | float64 | s | Time of this sample | 0 → 27.82 | — | #### `gello_joint_states` — GELLO **leader** joints (teleop only, NOT for inference) | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | Range | |---|---|---|---|---| | `q1` | float64 | rad | Leader joint 1, unwrapped | -1.0324 → 0.2777 | | `q2` | float64 | rad | Leader joint 2, unwrapped | -1.9269 → -0.8101 | | `q3` | float64 | rad | Leader joint 3, unwrapped | 1.0642 → 2.1917 | | `q4` | float64 | rad | Leader joint 4, unwrapped | -3.0860 → -1.6394 | | `q5` | float64 | rad | Leader joint 5, unwrapped | -1.9248 → -0.8586 | | `q6` | float64 | rad | Leader joint 6, unwrapped | -1.7614 → 0.9108 | | `qd1..qd6` | float64 | rad/s | Finite-difference leader velocity | -2.2226 → 1.9564 | | `t_rel_s` | float64 | s | Time of this sample | 0 → 27.82 | | `stamp_s` | float64 | s (**MONOTONIC, not unix**) | Leader thread's own clock — ⚠️ a different timebase from every other `stamp_s` | 1715.1 → 2362.5 | ### 3.4 The leader stream does **not** mirror the follower Same mechanism as the real EEF-mode release: `command` comes from **IK on a leader pose delta**, so `gello_q*` is one IK branch of a *virtual* leader chain and `ur_q*` is another solution of a different chain. They are related only through the end-effector pose delta, never joint-by-joint. `gello_*` is leader-frame telemetry with its own zeros and sign conventions; it **cannot** be used to reconstruct the action or the follower state, and a deployed policy cannot see it anyway. Use `command` for the action and `ur_joint_states` for the state. Per-joint correlations are in `dataset_stats.json → leader_vs_follower`. ### 3.5 `synchronized` — **FILLED here** (the real release's is empty) A 56-channel fused table on a **100 Hz grid**, 33,848 rows over the 22 takes, starting only once both cameras have delivered their first frame. Channels: `t_rel_s`, `t_wall`, `cmd1..6`, `ur_q1..6`, `ur_qd1..6`, `ur_eff1..6`, `tcp_{x,y,z,qw,qx,qy,qz}`, `fx,fy,fz,tx,ty,tz`, `gello_q1..6`, `gello_qd1..6`, `gello_grip`, `grip_cmd`, `grip_pos`, `cam1_frame_idx`, `cam2_frame_idx`. > 🪤 **In `retimed_30hz/`, `cam1_frame_idx` / `cam2_frame_idx` still point at the ORIGINAL live > frame numbers.** Only `cam*_frames` was rewritten. Use `synchronized` for camera indexing with > `takes/` only; with the retimed videos, index through `cam*_frames`. ### 3.6 ⚠️ Timestamps — nothing is stamped late, **do not shift anything** The real release carries a recorder artefact: three groups stamped 0.900 s / ≈0.41 s late by rclpy spin-thread starvation. **That mechanism does not exist here.** The sim recorder stamps every robot row with the physics tick that produced it, and `command`, `ur_joint_states`, `tcp_pose` and `wrench` all come out of the **same** tick — their `t_rel_s` agree to within **0.3 ms**. Speed cross-correlation between them measures **0.000 s in all 22 takes**. `dataset_stats.json → timestamp_lag` nevertheless reports a `ur_joint_states_lag_s` of **0.190 – 0.205 s** (median **0.198 s**), with the joint residual falling from 0.0187 rad uncorrected to 0.0037 rad at that shift. **That is not a clock error — it is the simulated arm's mechanical tracking lag behind its commanded joint target**, bounded by the 250 Hz controller's `max_step_rad = 0.0025` slew limit and the actuator gains. It is real behaviour of the simulated plant, not an artefact to remove. The JSON says so itself: `timestamp_lag.applies_to_this_release = false` and `timestamp_lag.simulation_note`; the `note` / `method` prose in that block is inherited verbatim from the real release's script and describes the *real* rig. ### 3.7 Simulation-only groups (`sim_*`) #### `sim_object_poses` — **ground truth**, 30 Hz | Channel | dtype | Unit | Meaning | |---|---|---|---| | `carrot_x`, `carrot_y`, `carrot_z` | float64 | m | Carrot body origin in world frame | | `carrot_qx`, `carrot_qy`, `carrot_qz`, `carrot_qw` | float64 | — | Carrot orientation | | `pot_x` … `pot_qw` | float64 | m / — | Same for the pot | | `t_rel_s` | float64 | s | Time of this sample | **Row 0 of this table is the authoritative initial layout of the take** — `sim_scene`'s `layout` attribute is stale (§9). Measured across the 22 takes: carrot x **0.396 – 0.492 m**, y **+0.124 – +0.242 m**; pot x **0.405 – 0.489 m**, y **−0.191 – −0.258 m**; both yaws vary freely. #### `sim_control` — teleop state machine, 125 Hz | Channel | dtype | Meaning | |---|---|---| | `engaged` | float64 | 1.0 while the operator holds the deadman and the controller drives the arm | | `eef_state_code` | float64 | `0 DISENGAGED · 1 ENGAGING · 2 ENGAGED · 3 HOLD · 4 SOFT_START · 5 REJECTED · 6 FAULT · 7 PAUSED` (also in `sim_meta.eef_state_codes`) | | `pos_scale` | float64 | Effective leader→follower position scale (1.0 throughout) | | `sigma_min` | float64 | Smallest singular value of the Jacobian — IK conditioning | | `gamma`, `ls_scale` | float64 | Damping / line-search scale inside the IK step | | `task_success` | float64 | **1.0 on ticks where the geometric success test passes** | | `sim_t`, `tick` | float64 | Simulator time (s) and physics tick index | | `t_rel_s` | float64 | Time of this sample | Measured over the release: `engaged` is 1.0 for **71.8 – 100 %** of ticks per take (median 100 %); the state histogram is **43,022 ENGAGED · 1,482 HOLD · 156 DISENGAGED** ticks, with **no** `REJECTED` or `FAULT` tick anywhere. Every take reaches `task_success` — first at **8.68 s**, median **12.26 s**, last at **25.28 s**. The success test (`sim_collect/task.py`): the food body's origin is inside the container's opening cylinder (above `pot_floor`, below `pot_opening`, within `inner_radius` 0.09 m) **and** its vertical speed is < 0.05 m/s **and** `grip_cmd < 0.3`. It is a **geometric approximation for the operator's on-screen badge**, not a curated training label. #### `sim_leader_filtered` — 125 Hz `qf1..qf6` (rad) — the One-Euro filter output the `EefDeltaController` actually consumed, plus `t_rel_s`. With `gello_joint_states` this lets you replay the controller offline and reproduce `command`. #### `sim_mj_state` — **the full generalized state**, 125 Hz `qpos0..qpos27`, `qvel0..qvel25`, `ctrl0..ctrl6`, `sim_t`, `tick`, `t_rel_s`. Group attrs: **`nq = 28`, `nv = 26`, `nu = 7`**, plus a `ctrl_note`. This is what makes the release replayable — see §5. #### `sim_frame_capture` — render provenance, ~51 Hz (both cameras interleaved) `cam` (1 or 2), `frame_idx`, `seq`, `sim_t`, `tick`, `t_capture_rel_s`, `t_rel_s`. Tells you which physics tick each **live** rendered frame came from. Unchanged in `retimed_30hz/`, where it therefore still describes the *live* frames. ### 3.8 `/sim_scene` — the exact model | Item | Type | Content | |---|---|---| | `xml` | scalar string dataset (~50 kB) | **The exact MJCF the simulator compiled** for this take | | `xml_sha256` | attr | sha256 of that XML | | `assets_manifest` | attr (JSON) | `{asset_filename: {sha256, bytes}}` for all **29** referenced meshes/textures. The bytes are **not** copied into the take — they live in the `sim_collect` repo at `git_commit` | | `layout` | attr (JSON) | ⚠️ **stale — see §9.** Per-object `pos`/`yaw`/`fallback` plus `_seed`, `_attempt` | | `layout_seed` | attr | ⚠️ `-1` in all 22 takes (§9) | | `config` | attr (JSON) | The complete scene config: robot, physics, floor, cameras, render, objects, layout, task, control, leader, gripper | | `config_path` | attr | `sim_collect/configs/carrot_in_pot_sim.yaml` | | `git_commit`, `mujoco_version`, `timestep` | attrs | `4bac8657…`, `3.10.0`, `0.002` | ### 3.9 File attribute `sim_meta` One JSON string on the root of `vectors.h5` (the real recorder writes no file attrs at all; adding them breaks no consumer). Keys: `sim_collect_version`, `git_commit`, `mujoco_version`, `robot`, `control_mode`, `gripper_mode`, `pos_scale`, `capture_fps`, `scene_meta`, `scene_sha`, `config`, `scene_config`, `objects`, `chosen_food`, `container`, `layout_seed` (⚠️ §9), `cameras` (pose at start + colour/depth render intrinsics per camera), `eef_state_codes`, `record_depth` (`false`), `depth_camera_info` / `depth_extrinsics_depth_to_color` / `depth_source` (the real D435 sidecar values, kept so sim and real takes share one schema even when depth is off), `simulated` (`true`), `take_name`, `take_index`, `started_at`, `stopped_at`, `duration_s`, `camera_fps`, `sample_rate_hz`, `recorder_counts`, `message_counts`, `achieved_fps`, `achieved_fps_take`, `capture`, `problems`, `events`, `object_names`, `task_success_at_stop`. In `retimed_30hz/` there is one extra key, **`retimed`**: `{from, fps, frames, grid_start_t_rel_s, max_state_lookup_dt_s, note, original_problems}`. --- ## 4. Complete pooled value ranges Every value channel of `takes/`, pooled over all 22 takes. The `stamp_s` and `frame_idx` clocks are omitted (they are indices, not values); all of them are in `dataset_stats.json → value_ranges`. | Channel | min | max | mean | std | |---|--:|--:|--:|--:| | `command/cmd1` | -4.0538 | -2.8535 | -3.3385 | 0.3085 | | `command/cmd2` | -2.0504 | -1.0596 | -1.5070 | 0.1769 | | `command/cmd3` | 1.4157 | 2.6139 | 1.9385 | 0.1903 | | `command/cmd4` | -2.9262 | -1.3392 | -1.9637 | 0.3142 | | `command/cmd5` | -2.0771 | -1.3681 | -1.6389 | 0.1111 | | `command/cmd6` | -4.0435 | -2.6561 | -3.1377 | 0.2375 | | `gello_joint_states/q1` | -1.0324 | 0.2777 | -0.3984 | 0.3341 | | `gello_joint_states/q2` | -1.9269 | -0.8101 | -1.3865 | 0.1902 | | `gello_joint_states/q3` | 1.0642 | 2.1917 | 1.7367 | 0.2008 | | `gello_joint_states/q4` | -3.0860 | -1.6394 | -2.2805 | 0.3149 | | `gello_joint_states/q5` | -1.9248 | -0.8586 | -1.4892 | 0.1773 | | `gello_joint_states/q6` | -1.7614 | 0.9108 | -0.3210 | 0.5730 | | `gello_joint_states/qd1` | -1.1027 | 1.0749 | 0.0203 | 0.1746 | | `gello_joint_states/qd2` | -1.1159 | 0.8295 | 0.0035 | 0.1655 | | `gello_joint_states/qd3` | -0.8712 | 0.9026 | -0.0033 | 0.1490 | | `gello_joint_states/qd4` | -0.8537 | 1.4665 | 0.0043 | 0.2265 | | `gello_joint_states/qd5` | -1.1402 | 1.2635 | -0.0134 | 0.1294 | | `gello_joint_states/qd6` | -2.2226 | 1.9564 | 0.0227 | 0.3238 | | `gripper/gello_grip` | 0.0000 | 1.0000 | 0.4048 | 0.4852 | | `gripper/grip_cmd` | 0.0000 | 0.9998 | 0.4046 | 0.4839 | | `gripper/grip_pos` | 0.0000 | 0.9150 | 0.3367 | 0.4031 | | `tcp_pose/qw` | -0.1283 | 0.1700 | 0.0029 | 0.0608 | | `tcp_pose/qx` | 0.4296 | 0.9395 | 0.7617 | 0.0925 | | `tcp_pose/qy` | 0.3219 | 0.9013 | 0.6241 | 0.1137 | | `tcp_pose/qz` | -0.3042 | 0.0954 | -0.0444 | 0.0558 | | `tcp_pose/x` | 0.2940 | 0.5914 | 0.4445 | 0.0466 | | `tcp_pose/y` | -0.3670 | 0.2682 | 0.0268 | 0.1592 | | `tcp_pose/z` | -0.0341 | 0.3300 | 0.1476 | 0.0970 | | `ur_joint_states/eff1` | -64.0041 | 30.0950 | 0.0293 | 2.1257 | | `ur_joint_states/eff2` | -11.0136 | 107.1025 | -4.4148 | 4.7394 | | `ur_joint_states/eff3` | -13.2352 | 31.3021 | -4.5149 | 1.5355 | | `ur_joint_states/eff4` | -18.0977 | 10.5806 | -0.9808 | 0.7682 | | `ur_joint_states/eff5` | -27.0023 | 28.0000 | -0.0896 | 1.1235 | | `ur_joint_states/eff6` | -4.6147 | 4.9129 | 0.0185 | 0.2001 | | `ur_joint_states/q1` | -4.0390 | -2.8625 | -3.3338 | 0.3055 | | `ur_joint_states/q2` | -2.0367 | -1.0833 | -1.5041 | 0.1743 | | `ur_joint_states/q3` | 1.4209 | 2.6115 | 1.9395 | 0.1899 | | `ur_joint_states/q4` | -2.8825 | -1.3502 | -1.9604 | 0.3121 | | `ur_joint_states/q5` | -2.0592 | -1.3709 | -1.6391 | 0.1087 | | `ur_joint_states/q6` | -4.0384 | -2.6656 | -3.1348 | 0.2339 | | `ur_joint_states/qd1` | -0.4522 | 0.3217 | -0.0232 | 0.1258 | | `ur_joint_states/qd2` | -0.4105 | 0.4322 | -0.0035 | 0.1260 | | `ur_joint_states/qd3` | -0.4947 | 0.4158 | 0.0063 | 0.1191 | | `ur_joint_states/qd4` | -0.5591 | 0.5569 | -0.0065 | 0.2213 | | `ur_joint_states/qd5` | -0.3949 | 0.4152 | 0.0017 | 0.0895 | | `ur_joint_states/qd6` | -0.5612 | 0.5366 | -0.0146 | 0.1229 | | `wrench/fx` | -85.8618 | 91.0505 | 0.0651 | 4.4609 | | `wrench/fy` | -10.6378 | 171.2164 | 1.1457 | 6.7999 | | `wrench/fz` | -9.0993 | 279.1303 | 0.9739 | 11.6699 | | `wrench/tx` | -25.8313 | 2.2475 | -0.1045 | 0.9711 | | `wrench/ty` | -16.0800 | 23.2892 | 0.0140 | 0.8081 | | `wrench/tz` | -4.1689 | 4.9055 | 0.0070 | 0.1627 | --- ## 5. Reconstruction — rebuilding and replaying a take `/sim_scene` + `sim_mj_state` reproduce every recorded instant **kinematically exactly**. The replay tool `sim_collect/tools/replay_take.py`: 1. reads `config` + `layout` and rebuilds the scene to obtain the asset files; 2. checks every asset against its recorded sha256 in `assets_manifest`; 3. compiles the **stored** `xml` (not a regenerated one) against those assets — reporting `rebuilt xml matches: True`; 4. for each `sim_mj_state` row writes `qpos`/`qvel` and calls `mj_forward` — **no physics is re-simulated**, so there is no divergence; 5. optionally renders any camera at any stride. ```bash # in a checkout of the recording repo at sim_meta.git_commit (4bac865) .venv/bin/python -m sim_collect.tools.replay_take --check # -> model: nq 28 nv 26 nu 7 | rows 3002 | rebuilt xml matches: True | assets 29 # object pose reconstruction error (replayed vs recorded sim_object_poses): max 0.00 mm MUJOCO_GL=glfw DISPLAY=:0 .venv/bin/python -m sim_collect.tools.replay_take --viewer MUJOCO_GL=glfw DISPLAY=:0 .venv/bin/python -m sim_collect.tools.replay_take \ --render cam1 cam2 --out /tmp/frames --every 15 ``` Measured object-pose reconstruction error: **0.00 mm**, including on takes whose stored `layout` attribute is stale — because step 4 overwrites `qpos` regardless. `retimed_30hz/` was produced exactly this way. --- ## 6. Camera timelines and the colour videos `cam*.mp4` are 1280×720 `mpeg4` `yuv420p` stamped 30 fps in **both** sets. Map frames to signals through `cam*_frames`: | | `takes/` (live) | `retimed_30hz/` | |---|--:|--:| | cam1 frames | 9,173 | **10,725** | | cam2 frames | 9,173 | **10,725** | | mean frame rate | 25.53 Hz (23.71 – 27.31) | **30.00 Hz every take** | | median Δt / max Δt | 37.3 ms / 117.4 ms | 33.3 ms / **33.4 ms** | | takes with cam1 ≠ cam2 count | **20 of 22** (−9 … +5) | **0** | | `sim_meta.problems` | 2 entries per take | `[]` | `retime_manifest.json` records, per take, the output frame count and `max_state_lookup_dt_s` — the largest distance between a 30 Hz grid instant and the nearest recorded 125 Hz state row. **Worst over all 22 takes: 37.6 ms**; `take_01` is 19.6 ms. **Video frame counts match `cam*_frames` row counts exactly in all 88 videos**, verified with `ffprobe -count_frames`. --- ## 7. Per-take statistics | Take | Duration (s) | live cam1/cam2 | retimed cam | live cam rate (Hz) | robot rate (Hz) | gripper closures | max `grip_pos` | |---|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:| | `take_01_20260915_000901` | 15.72 | 395 / 397 | 469 | 25.33 / 25.38 | 125.7 | 1 | 0.7897 | | `take_02_20260915_000933` | 15.66 | 403 / 402 | 468 | 25.86 / 25.78 | 124.0 | 1 | 0.9132 | | `take_03_20260915_001003` | 15.96 | 400 / 400 | 477 | 25.18 / 25.14 | 123.0 | 1 | 0.9119 | | `take_04_20260915_001042` | 16.96 | 446 / 450 | 507 | 26.43 / 26.62 | 125.5 | 2 | 0.9140 | | `take_05_20260915_001112` | 11.66 | 314 / 312 | 348 | 27.09 / 26.90 | 125.5 | 1 | 0.5652 | | `take_07_20260915_001145` | 12.68 | 308 / 307 | 379 | 24.38 / 24.37 | 125.2 | 1 | 0.9141 | | `take_08_20260915_001209` | 24.01 | 612 / 611 | 717 | 25.61 / 25.54 | 125.5 | 2 | 0.9121 | | `take_09_20260915_001242` | 27.82 | 699 / 700 | 832 | 25.19 / 25.20 | 124.2 | 2 | 0.9131 | | `take_10_20260915_001322` | 12.28 | 299 / 297 | 367 | 24.44 / 24.34 | 120.3 | 1 | 0.9140 | | `take_11_20260915_001346` | 12.16 | 314 / 318 | 363 | 26.03 / 26.30 | 124.8 | 1 | 0.9150 | | `take_12_20260915_001405` | 20.57 | 537 / 540 | 615 | 26.19 / 26.39 | 124.9 | 1 | 0.9144 | | `take_13_20260915_001438` | 13.01 | 349 / 353 | 388 | 26.96 / 27.27 | 125.7 | 1 | 0.9113 | | `take_14_20260915_001502` | 21.13 | 552 / 547 | 631 | 26.25 / 26.05 | 125.6 | 2 | 0.9117 | | `take_15_20260915_001534` | 12.84 | 342 / 337 | 383 | 26.84 / 26.34 | 125.7 | 1 | 0.9119 | | `take_16_20260915_001558` | 14.02 | 380 / 377 | 418 | 27.31 / 27.01 | 125.6 | 1 | 0.9138 | | `take_17_20260915_001620` | 22.85 | 580 / 589 | 683 | 25.47 / 25.86 | 124.4 | 2 | 0.9135 | | `take_18_20260915_001658` | 11.30 | 283 / 284 | 337 | 25.17 / 25.25 | 122.8 | 1 | 0.9106 | | `take_19_20260915_001725` | 16.37 | 417 / 413 | 489 | 25.59 / 25.36 | 125.5 | 1 | 0.5671 | | `take_20_20260915_001805` | 19.63 | 496 / 497 | 586 | 25.38 / 25.40 | 125.6 | 2 | 0.9130 | | `take_21_20260915_001833` | 19.35 | 489 / 489 | 578 | 25.38 / 25.37 | 125.5 | 2 | 0.9132 | | `take_22_20260915_001910` | 11.86 | 291 / 290 | 353 | 24.73 / 24.61 | 125.9 | 1 | 0.9123 | | `take_23_20260915_001937` | 11.29 | 267 / 263 | 337 | 23.71 / 23.42 | 125.6 | 1 | 0.9127 | Duration: median **15.69 s**, min **11.29 s** (`take_23_20260915_001937`), max **27.82 s** (`take_09_20260915_001242`). --- ## 8. How to load (h5py) ```python import h5py, json, numpy as np, cv2 take = "retimed_30hz/take_03_20260915_001003" # train on the retimed set with h5py.File(f"{take}/vectors.h5", "r") as f: ur_q = np.stack([f["ur_joint_states"][f"q{k+1}"][:] for k in range(6)], 1) # (N125,6) rad cmd = np.stack([f["command"][f"cmd{k+1}"][:] for k in range(6)], 1) # (N125,6) rad grip = f["gripper"]["grip_pos"][:] # (N63,) cam1_t = f["cam1_frames"]["t_rel_s"][:] # 30 Hz master grid ur_t = f["ur_joint_states"]["t_rel_s"][:] # NO shift - see 3.6 # simulator-only ground truth carrot = np.stack([f["sim_object_poses"][f"carrot_{k}"][:] for k in "xyz"], 1) succ = f["sim_control"]["task_success"][:] qpos = np.stack([f["sim_mj_state"][f"qpos{i}"][:] for i in range(f["sim_mj_state"].attrs["nq"])], 1) mjcf = f["sim_scene"]["xml"][()] # the exact model, as bytes meta = json.loads(f.attrs["sim_meta"]) # streams are at DIFFERENT rates - align to the camera grid by nearest timestamp, # never by index: ur_on_cam = np.stack([np.interp(cam1_t, ur_t, ur_q[:, k]) for k in range(6)], 1) cap = cv2.VideoCapture(f"{take}/cam1.mp4") # 1280x720 colour @ 30 fps ``` --- ## 9. Anomalies & data-quality notes 1. 🐛 **`layout_seed` / `layout` metadata is stale in all 22 takes.** `sim_meta.layout_seed` says `0`, `/sim_scene` attr `layout_seed` says `-1`, and `/sim_scene` attr `layout` carries one single layout (carrot `(0.480, +0.188)`, pot `(0.488, −0.243)`) in **every** take — while the scene really was re-randomized between takes. A recorder bug, fixed after this session. **Read `sim_object_poses` row 0 (or `sim_mj_state` `qpos`) for the true initial layout.** `take_02`/`take_03` share a layout (no reset between them), as do `take_22`/`take_23`. Reconstruction is unaffected (§5): replay overwrites `qpos`, so the error stays 0.00 mm. 2. ⚠️ **`synchronized/cam*_frame_idx` in `retimed_30hz/` refers to the ORIGINAL live frames** (§3.5). 3. ⚠️ **Nothing is stamped late** — do not apply the real release's −0.900 s / −0.41 s fix (§3.6). 4. ⚠️ **`gello_joint_states/stamp_s` is a monotonic clock**, every other `stamp_s` is unix epoch (§3.3). `t_rel_s` is the common timebase. 5. **Live camera rate 23.4 – 27.3 fps against a 30 fps container** — the live videos play ~1.18× fast. Cause: software-GL rendering under CPU load. The recorder flags it per take in `sim_meta.problems` and `sim_meta.achieved_fps_take`. `retimed_30hz/` is the fix; the largest grid-snap state-lookup error it introduces is **37.6 ms** (§6). 6. **`cam1` / `cam2` frame counts differ in 20 of 22 live takes** (−9 … +5), because the two cameras render on independent workers. Equal in every retimed take. **Map by nearest `t_rel_s`, never by index.** 7. **Seven takes contain more than one gripper closure** (`grip_cmd ≥ 0.7` rising edge): `take_04`, `take_08`, `take_09`, `take_14`, `take_17`, `take_20`, `take_21` — a missed first grasp followed by a successful re-grasp (29 closures over 22 takes). All seven finish the task and all are **included**. 8. **`grip_pos` while carrying the carrot ranges 0.565 – 0.913**, not the real rig's tight 0.47 – 0.66 plateau: the sim carrot is tapered and the contact is soft, so how far the fingers close depends on where along the taper the grasp landed. Fully open is **0.000 – 0.003**. Use `sim_object_poses` if you need to know what is held. 9. **`wrench` is unvalidated** against the real arm (§3.3). 10. **`synchronized` is filled** here and empty in the real release — the only structural schema difference (§3.5). 11. **Zero NaN and zero Inf** in any channel of any group of any take, both sets. 12. **Cleanliness:** exactly three files per take folder, no stray files, no hidden files, no sub-directories, in all 44 folders. The only absolute path is `sim_meta.retimed.from` in each retimed `vectors.h5`. 13. **Duration outliers, not defects:** `take_09` (27.82 s) and `take_08` (24.01 s) run about 1.6× the median take length (15.69 s) — slower demonstrations. Their data is clean. 14. **First simulated session on this stack.** These 22 takes are the first real GELLO→MuJoCo teleop takes ever recorded here; expect a less fluent motion style than the real-robot release's. --- ## 10. Reproducing these numbers ```bash python3 scripts/dataset/make_carrot_raw_stats.py \ --data /takes --out /dataset_stats.json \ --dataset Bigenlight/carrot_in_pot_sim_raw python3 scripts/dataset/make_carrot_raw_stats.py \ --data /retimed_30hz --out /retimed_30hz/dataset_stats.json \ --dataset Bigenlight/carrot_in_pot_sim_raw ``` Depth-free mode is **auto-detected** from the takes on disk (no `depth.h5` present); `--no-depth` forces it and `--depth` demands the real release's four-file set. Requires `h5py`, `numpy`, `cv2` and `ffprobe` on `PATH`.