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Tactile-JEPA/tactile-jepa-deco
tactile-jepa-deco is a machine learning model from Tactile-JEPA. Use it for the machine learning task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. The card lists the license as cc-by-nc-4.0.
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From the Hugging Face model README
One shared JEPA pretrain (seed 42) and the selected downstream checkpoint(s) from the main Tactile-JEPA protocol. No baselines or masking ablations are included.
2,124 raw taxels grouped into 528 nodes, five channels, three-frame encoder input. Policy uses tactile features, visual features, proprioception and condition; predicts 12 hand-joint action components over 16 steps.
| Task | Metric | Selected checkpoint value | Head seed |
|---|---|---|---|
| policy | Normalized action RMSE | 0.4581766129 | 17 |
These are individual checkpoints selected using the saved test metrics, not the multi-seed means reported in the paper. Selection from test results makes these scores descriptive of the chosen release; they are not a fresh, unbiased evaluation. The within-run checkpoint is the saved checkpoint referenced by the evaluation artifact (best validation checkpoint).
pretrain/model.ckpt: original SSL checkpoint, including context encoder, EMA target encoder, predictor and saved training state.pretrain/encoder.safetensors: EMA target encoder weights; target_encoder. prefix removed.pretrain/training_config.yaml: saved pretraining configuration with server paths replaced by portable placeholders.downstream/<task>/model.ckpt: original evaluated downstream checkpoint.downstream/<task>/model.safetensors: complete downstream model state; original parameter names preserved.downstream/<task>/training_config.yaml: saved downstream configuration.downstream/<task>/metrics.json: metrics, seeds, checkpoint hashes, source run identifiers and encoder-pair verification.SHA256SUMS: checksums for the released files.from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
from safetensors.torch import load_file
root = snapshot_download("Tactile-JEPA/tactile-jepa-deco")
encoder_state = load_file(f"{root}/pretrain/encoder.safetensors")
task_state = load_file(f"{root}/downstream/policy/model.safetensors")
# Construct the matching architecture using the linked project and saved config:
# encoder.load_state_dict(encoder_state, strict=True)
# task_module.load_state_dict(task_state, strict=True)
# task_module.eval()
These are project-native PyTorch checkpoints, not Transformers AutoModel repositories. Use the linked code and matching architecture. Saved configs may contain Hydra runtime interpolation and data-dependent fields populated by the dataset loaders; they are training snapshots, not standalone inference applications. Set dataset paths and preserve the preprocessing, sensor ordering and normalization. Raw .ckpt files retain the original project checkpoint format.
Selection source: notebooks/shared_experiment_queue_recent_20260910_timeline_and_results.executed.ipynb, supplied snapshot timestamp 2026-09-16T07:22:22+03:00. The source notebook was retrieved on 2026-09-23. Weights were paired using the downstream training configuration and verified by tensor comparison. The safetensors exports preserve tensor values; original checkpoint SHA-256 hashes are recorded. No training or dataset files are included.
License follows the source project: CC BY-NC 4.0. See LICENSE.md.