Lama-dt outperforms baselines on meta-world and mujoco
The paper proposes LaMA-DT, a unified sequence‑modeling framework that uses a single large language model for trajectory augmentation and policy learning. Experiments on Meta‑World and MuJoCo multi‑task benchmarks show that LaMA‑DT consistently outperforms competitive baselines, especially in low‑data regimes.
Key points
- LaMA-DT uses a single LLM for trajectory augmentation and policy learning.
- It leverages natural‑language task descriptions for task‑aligned augmentation.
- Experiments on Meta‑World and MuJoCo show improved cross‑task generalization.
The approach leverages natural‑language task descriptions to guide task‑aligned augmentation and includes a scoring‑and‑filtering mechanism to retain high‑quality trajectories. By repurposing the same LLM as a language‑conditioned Decision Transformer, the framework improves cross‑task generalization across heterogeneous offline datasets.
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