According to ME News, on April 7 (UTC+8), robotics expert Jitendra Malik recently pointed out that the field of robotic manipulation is filled with carefully curated demonstrations but lacks standardized evaluation benchmarks. He proposed a new metric called STT (Success weighted by normalized inverse Task Time), which draws inspiration from the SPL metric in robotic navigation but replaces path length with the time required to complete a task, normalized against the time it takes a human to perform the same task. For example, this metric can be used to evaluate tasks such as “picking up.” (Source: InFoQ)
Jitendra Malik Proposes New Robotics Evaluation Metric STT
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Jitendra Malik, a leading robotics researcher, proposed a new evaluation metric called STT to address the lack of standardized benchmarks in robot manipulation. The STT metric, inspired by SPL in navigation, uses task completion time normalized against human performance and can assess tasks such as object picking. In the blockchain space, Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS) remain key consensus mechanisms. Malik’s work could influence how automation and decentralized systems evolve together.
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