RynnValue: Scaling Robotic Value Foundation Models with Temporal Distance
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RynnValue introduces an open-source robotic value foundation model that uses temporal distance as a scalable supervision target for reward learning, surpassing preference-supervised state-of-the-art on RBM-EVAL-OOD and improving real-world policy success rates.
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Abstract
General-purposerewardmodelsareincreasinglythebottleneckforscalingrobotlearning,yettherecipeforlearningvalue-relatedcapabilitiesfromlarge-scaleheterogeneouscorporaremainsunderexplored.Existingapproachestiesupervisiontotask-internalanchorssuchaspreferencesornormalizedprogress,noneofwhichtransfercleanlyacrossembodimentsanddatasources.WeintroduceRynnValue,anopen-sourcevaluefoundationmodelforroboticmanipulationthatreplacestheseanchorswithtemporaldistance,thedirectedcost-to-gofromanobservationtothelanguage-specifiedgoal.Becausetemporal-distancelabelscanbederiveddirectlyfromtimestamps,RynnValuescalestoover7,000hoursandroughly3Minstruction-conditionedclipswithoutpreferenceorprogressannotations.Tomaketemporal-valuelearningreliableatscale,wecombinerandomtemporalsampling,temporal-ordershuffling,andvalue-isolationattention,suppressingshortcutsthatwouldleavepredictionsinsensitivetofailuresandregressions.Trainedwithoutpreferencelabels,RynnValueattainsanaverageKendall’stau_aof0.675onRBM-EVAL-OOD,surpassingthefullypreference-supervisedstateoftheart(0.655)andmorethandoublingaprogress-onlycounterpart(0.292),whilegeneralizingzero-shottounseentasks,embodiments,andviewpoints.Convertedintodenserewardsviapotential-basedshaping,itraisesreal-worldpolicysuccessfrom52.5%to72.5%onlineandfrom63.8%to82.5%offline.Theseresultsestablishtemporaldistanceasascalablesupervisiontargetandpracticalrewardinterfaceforgeneralistrobotpolicies.
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