You need to agree to share your Hugging Face information to access this dataset
This repository is publicly accessible, but you have to accept the conditions to access its files and content.
DROID is released under CC-BY 4.0; this repository is gated for consistency with the other action-progress sets. Access is granted manually.
Log in or Sign Up to review the conditions and access this dataset content.
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:
v00natural,v01forward warp,v02rewind,v03zigzag (warps that run backwards; profileextreme). Each variant shows the frames of a 16x RIFE interpolation of the window atdense_ids(dense frame 16k is grid frame k) and is conditioned on the measured progress atsource_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.
- Downloads last month
- 7