Instructions to use dgrachev/pi05_subtask_base with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- LeRobot
How to use dgrachev/pi05_subtask_base with LeRobot:
- Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
pi05_subtask base checkpoint
A derived copy of lerobot/pi05_base prepared for the
lerobot_policy_pi05_subtask LeRobot plugin (π0.5 with System-1 subtask
generation, following openpi_subtask).
The model weights are bit-identical to lerobot/pi05_base. Only two metadata files differ:
config.json: policytypeispi05_subtaskinstead ofpi05.policy_preprocessor.json: pi05'spi05_prepare_state_tokenizer_processor_step+tokenizer_processorsteps are replaced bypi05_subtask_tokenize_processor_step, which builds the two-segment promptcontext (no loss): "Task: {task}.; State: {256-bin ints}; Subtask: " predicted (CE loss): "{subtask}.;\nAction: " + EOSand emits a subtask region mask alongside the language tokens.
This exists because LeRobot instantiates processor pipelines from the checkpoint's
policy_preprocessor.json (by processor-step registry name), so fine-tuning the subtask policy
directly from lerobot/pi05_base would silently install plain pi05's tokenizer steps.
Usage
Requires the lerobot_policy_pi05_subtask plugin installed (LeRobot auto-imports
lerobot_policy_* distributions). In a training config:
"policy": {
"type": "pi05_subtask",
"pretrained_path": "dgrachev/pi05_subtask_base",
...
}
During training the subtask string is read from complementary_data["subtask"] when the dataset
provides one, and falls back to the task string otherwise.
Regenerate with scripts/prepare_base_checkpoint.py from the plugin repository.
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