FreqCache: Accelerating Embodied VLN Models with Adaptive Frequency-Guided Token Caching

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Autori principali: Zheng, Zihao, Zhou, Xingyue, Mao, Zhihao, Sun, Songyu, Zhang, Lingyue, Ao, Yulong, Feng, Yupu, Zhang, Qiongqiong, Lin, Yonghua, Chen, Xiang
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author Zheng, Zihao
Zhou, Xingyue
Mao, Zhihao
Sun, Songyu
Zhang, Lingyue
Ao, Yulong
Feng, Yupu
Zhang, Qiongqiong
Lin, Yonghua
Chen, Xiang
author_facet Zheng, Zihao
Zhou, Xingyue
Mao, Zhihao
Sun, Songyu
Zhang, Lingyue
Ao, Yulong
Feng, Yupu
Zhang, Qiongqiong
Lin, Yonghua
Chen, Xiang
contents Vision-Language-Navigation (VLN) models exhibit excellent navigation accuracy but incur high computational overhead. Token caching has emerged as a promising training-free strategy to reduce this cost by reusing token computation results; however, existing token caching approaches rely on visual domain methods for cacheable token selection, leading to challenges when adapted to VLN models. 1) Visual domain methods become invalid when there is viewpoint migration. 2) Visual domain methods neglect critical edge information without the aid of additional algorithms. 3) Visual domain methods overlook the temporal variation of scenarios and lack adjustability in cache budgets. In this paper, we develop detailed analyses and find that the impacts of these challenges exhibit invariance and analyzability in the frequency domain. Based on these, we propose a frequency-guided token caching framework, called FreqCache. Utilizing the inherent properties of the frequency domain, FreqCache achieves optimal token cache establishment, refreshment, and adaptive adjustment. Experiments show that FreqCache achieves 1.59x speedup with ignorable overhead, showing the effect of integrating frequency domain methods in VLN token caching.
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spellingShingle FreqCache: Accelerating Embodied VLN Models with Adaptive Frequency-Guided Token Caching
Zheng, Zihao
Zhou, Xingyue
Mao, Zhihao
Sun, Songyu
Zhang, Lingyue
Ao, Yulong
Feng, Yupu
Zhang, Qiongqiong
Lin, Yonghua
Chen, Xiang
Robotics
Vision-Language-Navigation (VLN) models exhibit excellent navigation accuracy but incur high computational overhead. Token caching has emerged as a promising training-free strategy to reduce this cost by reusing token computation results; however, existing token caching approaches rely on visual domain methods for cacheable token selection, leading to challenges when adapted to VLN models. 1) Visual domain methods become invalid when there is viewpoint migration. 2) Visual domain methods neglect critical edge information without the aid of additional algorithms. 3) Visual domain methods overlook the temporal variation of scenarios and lack adjustability in cache budgets. In this paper, we develop detailed analyses and find that the impacts of these challenges exhibit invariance and analyzability in the frequency domain. Based on these, we propose a frequency-guided token caching framework, called FreqCache. Utilizing the inherent properties of the frequency domain, FreqCache achieves optimal token cache establishment, refreshment, and adaptive adjustment. Experiments show that FreqCache achieves 1.59x speedup with ignorable overhead, showing the effect of integrating frequency domain methods in VLN token caching.
title FreqCache: Accelerating Embodied VLN Models with Adaptive Frequency-Guided Token Caching
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.24391