Capability vectors extracted from parameter differences between standard and auxiliary-finetuned VLA models can be merged into pretrained weights to match auxiliary-training performance while reducing computational overhead during adaptation.
Mergevla: Cross-skill model merging toward a generalist vision-language- action agent
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LifeLong-RFT applies chunking-level on-policy reinforcement learning with Quantized Action Consistency Reward, Continuous Trajectory Alignment Reward, and Format Compliance Reward to fine-tune VLA models, achieving a 22% average success rate gain over supervised fine-tuning on the LIBERO benchmark's
VLA-Pro improves cross-task generalization in vision-language-action models by storing task-specific LoRA adapters as procedural memories and retrieving/fusing them at inference.
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CapVector: Learning Transferable Capability Vectors in Parametric Space for Vision-Language-Action Models
Capability vectors extracted from parameter differences between standard and auxiliary-finetuned VLA models can be merged into pretrained weights to match auxiliary-training performance while reducing computational overhead during adaptation.
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Towards Long-Lived Robots: Continual Learning VLA Models via Reinforcement Fine-Tuning
LifeLong-RFT applies chunking-level on-policy reinforcement learning with Quantized Action Consistency Reward, Continuous Trajectory Alignment Reward, and Format Compliance Reward to fine-tune VLA models, achieving a 22% average success rate gain over supervised fine-tuning on the LIBERO benchmark's
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VLA-Pro: Cross-Task Procedural Memory Transfer for Vision-Language-Action Models
VLA-Pro improves cross-task generalization in vision-language-action models by storing task-specific LoRA adapters as procedural memories and retrieving/fusing them at inference.