Hierarchical Vision Language Action Model Using Success and Failure Demonstrations
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| author | Park, Jeongeun Yoon, Jihwan Jeon, Byungwoo Park, Juhan Shin, Jinwoo Cho, Namhoon Lee, Kyungjae Yun, Sangdoo Choi, Sungjoon |
| author_facet | Park, Jeongeun Yoon, Jihwan Jeon, Byungwoo Park, Juhan Shin, Jinwoo Cho, Namhoon Lee, Kyungjae Yun, Sangdoo Choi, Sungjoon |
| contents | Prior Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models are typically trained on teleoperated successful demonstrations, while discarding numerous failed attempts that occur naturally during data collection. However, these failures encode where and how policies can be fragile, information that can be exploited to improve robustness. We address this problem by leveraging mixed-quality datasets to learn failure-aware reasoning at planning time. We introduce VINE, a hierarchical vision-language-action model that separates high-level reasoning (System 2) from low-level control (System 1) under a hierarchical reinforcement learning formalism, making failures usable as a structured learning signal rather than noisy supervision. System 2 performs feasibility-guided tree search over a 2D scene-graph abstraction: it proposes subgoal transitions, predicts success probabilities from both successes and failures, and prunes brittle branches before execution, effectively casting plan evaluation as feasibility scoring. The selected subgoal sequence is then passed to System 1, which executes low-level actions without modifying the agent's core skills. Trained entirely from offline teleoperation data, VINE integrates negative experience directly into the decision loop. Across challenging manipulation tasks, this approach consistently improves success rates and robustness, demonstrating that failure data is an essential resource for converting the broad competence of VLAs into robust execution. |
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| spellingShingle | Hierarchical Vision Language Action Model Using Success and Failure Demonstrations Park, Jeongeun Yoon, Jihwan Jeon, Byungwoo Park, Juhan Shin, Jinwoo Cho, Namhoon Lee, Kyungjae Yun, Sangdoo Choi, Sungjoon Robotics Artificial Intelligence Prior Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models are typically trained on teleoperated successful demonstrations, while discarding numerous failed attempts that occur naturally during data collection. However, these failures encode where and how policies can be fragile, information that can be exploited to improve robustness. We address this problem by leveraging mixed-quality datasets to learn failure-aware reasoning at planning time. We introduce VINE, a hierarchical vision-language-action model that separates high-level reasoning (System 2) from low-level control (System 1) under a hierarchical reinforcement learning formalism, making failures usable as a structured learning signal rather than noisy supervision. System 2 performs feasibility-guided tree search over a 2D scene-graph abstraction: it proposes subgoal transitions, predicts success probabilities from both successes and failures, and prunes brittle branches before execution, effectively casting plan evaluation as feasibility scoring. The selected subgoal sequence is then passed to System 1, which executes low-level actions without modifying the agent's core skills. Trained entirely from offline teleoperation data, VINE integrates negative experience directly into the decision loop. Across challenging manipulation tasks, this approach consistently improves success rates and robustness, demonstrating that failure data is an essential resource for converting the broad competence of VLAs into robust execution. |
| title | Hierarchical Vision Language Action Model Using Success and Failure Demonstrations |
| topic | Robotics Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.03913 |