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| license: apache-2.0 | |
| task_categories: | |
| - robotics | |
| tags: | |
| - LeRobot | |
| - tsfile | |
| - timeseries | |
| - robotics | |
| - so101 | |
| - manipulation | |
| - format:tsfile | |
| modality: | |
| - tabular | |
| - timeseries | |
| pretty_name: Battery SO-101 TsFile | |
| size_categories: | |
| - 10K<n<100K | |
| configs: | |
| - config_name: default | |
| data_files: | |
| - split: train | |
| path: data/battery.tsfile | |
| # Battery SO-101 TsFile | |
| This dataset is a TsFile conversion of the Hugging Face dataset | |
| [`chirag1701/battery`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/chirag1701/battery), | |
| which was created using LeRobot. | |
| Modalities: Time-series. The original dataset also includes two video streams, | |
| `observation.images.up` and `observation.images.wrist`; those videos are not | |
| included in this repository and remain available in the source dataset. | |
| ## Source Dataset | |
| - Original dataset: [`chirag1701/battery`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/chirag1701/battery) | |
| - License: Apache-2.0 | |
| - Format: LeRobot v2.1 | |
| - Robot type: `so101_follower` | |
| - Task: `pick the battery and keep it into the box` | |
| - Split: single `train` split (`0:50`) | |
| - Scale: 50 episodes, 26,439 frames, 1 task, 1 data chunk | |
| - Sampling rate: 30 fps | |
| - Original video features: | |
| - `observation.images.up` at 480x640x3 | |
| - `observation.images.wrist` at 480x640x3 | |
| ## Converted Files | |
| - TsFile: `data/battery.tsfile` | |
| - Rows: 26,439 | |
| - Episodes: 50 | |
| - Tasks: 1 (`task_index = 0`) | |
| - Table name: `battery` | |
| - Time precision: milliseconds | |
| - Metadata: `meta/` is mirrored from the source dataset, with `meta/info.json` | |
| rewritten to describe the TsFile artifact and conversion mapping. | |
| ## Schema | |
| | Column | Role | Type | Notes | | |
| |---|---|---|---| | |
| | `Time` | TIME | INT64 | `round(timestamp * 1000)`, in milliseconds; restarts per episode | | |
| | `episode_index` | TAG | INT64 | Source episode identifier | | |
| | `task_index` | TAG | INT64 | Source task identifier | | |
| | `frame_index` | FIELD | INT64 | Source frame index, preserved | | |
| | `sample_index` | FIELD | INT64 | Renamed from source `index` | | |
| | `action_0` ... `action_5` | FIELD | FLOAT | Flattened from `action[6]` | | |
| | `observation_state_0` ... `observation_state_5` | FIELD | FLOAT | Flattened from `observation.state[6]` | | |
| The source action and state element names are `shoulder_pan.pos`, | |
| `shoulder_lift.pos`, `elbow_flex.pos`, `wrist_flex.pos`, `wrist_roll.pos`, and | |
| `gripper.pos`. | |
| `episode_index` and `task_index` are TAG columns, so they form the TsFile device | |
| dimension. To read one episode, filter by `episode_index`. | |
| ## Conversion Notes | |
| - The LeRobot frame Parquet files under `data/chunk-000/` were merged into one | |
| TsFile for the `train` split. | |
| - Vector columns were flattened by preserving the source column name, replacing | |
| `.` with `_`, and appending the element index. | |
| - The source `timestamp` column is dropped because it is redundant with | |
| `Time / 1000` seconds. | |
| - The source `index` column is renamed to `sample_index`. | |
| - Videos are not uploaded here. Use the original dataset videos: | |
| https://huggingface.co/datasets/chirag1701/battery/tree/main/videos | |
| ## Read Example | |
| ```python | |
| from tsfile import TsFileReader | |
| path = "data/battery.tsfile" | |
| table = "battery" | |
| with TsFileReader(path) as reader: | |
| columns = [ | |
| "episode_index", | |
| "task_index", | |
| "frame_index", | |
| "sample_index", | |
| "action_0", | |
| "observation_state_0", | |
| ] | |
| with reader.query_table(table, columns, batch_size=4096) as result: | |
| batch = result.read_arrow_batch() | |
| print(batch) | |
| ``` | |