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Action progress: DROID (s31)

Training data of the droid_s31 arm of Whose Time Is It? Instance-Specific Action-Progress Control for Video Editing (LTX-2.5 actor-progress LoRA). Robot manipulation windows from DROID with the trajectory ground-truth progress.

Access. DROID is released under CC-BY 4.0; this repository is gated for consistency with the other action-progress sets. Access is granted manually.

Contents

file content
annotations.jsonl one record per training clip (fields below)
holdouts.jsonl the validation clips
masks/part-*.zip <clip>.npz: actors, objects uint8 [K, N, H, ceil(W/8)] (np.packbits over width), shape [H, W]; frame i is the clip's frame grid (see grid); <clip>.json: SAM 3.1 phrases, chosen instances, scores
videos/part-*.zip the native source video of every clip, byte for byte
configs/ base and training configs (LTX-2.5 22B, rank-32 LoRA, Gerard Donahue's RIFE-16 actor-progress method)

Canvas, frames and progress

  • canvas 960x544 (aspect kept, grey bars), 24 FPS, 97 frames per clip; frame grid = the native capture frames of the window (about 14 Hz); RIFE retimes them to 24 FPS
  • progress: ground truth: the episode-scale phase of the robot trajectory (phase), read at the native capture times
  • variants per clip: v00 natural, v01 forward warp, v02 rewind, v03 zigzag (warps that run backwards; profile extreme). Each variant shows the frames of a 16x RIFE interpolation of the window at dense_ids (dense frame 16k is grid frame k) and is conditioned on the measured progress at source_positions. The RIFE videos and VAE latents are not included; they are rebuilt from the source with the repository's preprocessing.
  • masks: SAM 3.1 from text (robot arm; objects from the language instruction). The training mask of an actor is its own mask united with its objects' masks.
  • captions: LTX-style captions written by Gemma-4-31B with the LTX trainer's caption instruction (ltx_trainer.captioning.DEFAULT_VIDEO_CAPTION_INSTRUCTION) from 8 frames per clip, plus the original annotated task.

Counts

3,193 training clips, 4 hold-outs, 3,197 source videos

Source and citation

DROID (Khazatsky et al., 2024), CC-BY 4.0. Masks, captions and windows are ours.

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