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SystemOneAffordance

A research workspace exploring visual System One models on 2D affordance tasks, predicting interaction regions for robot execution, with a five-document primer covering concepts, candidate models, prior work and first-round debugging of methods A and D.
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yutian929
Last verified
Oct 2026
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Highlights

  • Docs read in order: affordance primer, visual System One models, prior work, minimal decision test, then method D analysis and improvements.
  • The minimal test compares independent region judgments against random-point foreground/background judgments; both modes support multiple valid regions.
  • First-round debugging of methods A and D is done on small samples, with results and next steps written up in document 05.
  • Sources were last checked 2026-10-15 per the README; the exploration targets visual System One models rather than text-only ones.

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README reviewed 2026-10-17; the five linked docs and the README are written in Chinese. The work is exploratory: method A and D runs are small-sample debugging and independent check-set evaluation has not been done. 0 stars, no license listed.

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