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Stanford Fixes Robot Instruction Failures by Editing 65 Embedding Rows

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A Stanford-led team proposes debugging robot policies by directly editing 65 rows of a vision-language model's token embedding layer, with no gradient updates or new demonstration data. On 335 held-out instructions containing the edited tokens, success rate rose from 74.3% to 87.5%, while outcomes on 430 other episodes stayed unchanged. The paper, code and all 16 experiment logs are public.

LATEST/A Stanford-led team proposes debugging robot policies by directly editing 65 rows of a vision-language model's token embedding layer, with no gradient updates or new demonstration data. On 335 held-out instructions containing the edited tokens, success rate rose from 74.3% to 87.5%, while outcomes on 430 other episodes stayed unchanged. The paper, code and all 16 experiment logs are public.

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