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3D-CovDiffusion Train-Ready Dataset
Processed artifacts for 3D-CovDiffusion: compact training tensors plus canonical preprocessing for the complete fixed test splits. The release removes machine-dependent rebuilding of model inputs.
Contents
| Category | Training episodes | Training steps | Cached test cases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 800 | 161,436 | 200 |
| Cuboids | 800 | 486,169 | 200 |
| Shelves | 800 | 459,439 | 200 |
| Containers | 70 | 37,175 | 18 |
| Total | 2,470 | 1,144,219 | 618 |
The 618 canonical test NPZ files total 119.46 MiB. They fix the exact preprocessed 5,120-point model input and corresponding trajectory/stroke arrays for each item in the archived test split.
Raw meshes, expert trajectories, and fixed split files remain attributed to
Zenodo record 14967945. The public code's
prepare command obtains them because rollout geometry, ground truth, coverage
metrics, and historical top-k selection still require the raw source records.
The canonical cache makes preprocessing deterministic; it does not replace the
raw dataset.
Layout
3D-CovDiffusion-Train-Ready/
βββ dataset_manifest.json
βββ evaluation_cache_manifest.json
βββ data/
β βββ windows-v2/{manifest.json,train.zarr/}
β βββ cuboids-v2/{manifest.json,train.zarr/}
β βββ shelves-v2/{manifest.json,train.zarr/}
β βββ containers-v2/{manifest.json,train.zarr/}
βββ evaluation-cache/
βββ windows-v2/*.npz
βββ cuboids-v2/*.npz
βββ shelves-v2/*.npz
βββ containers-v2/*.npz
Each train.zarr follows schema 3dcov-train-v1:
train.zarr/
βββ meta/episode_ends int64 [episodes]
βββ data/action float32 [steps, 24]
βββ data/stroke_ids float32 [steps]
βββ obs/point_cloud float32 [episodes, 5120, 3]
Every 24-D action token concatenates four ordered 6-DoF poses. The model trains on horizon-16 sequences of these tokens. Point clouds are stored once per episode instead of once per temporal step.
Each evaluation NPZ is addressed by sample ID and contains the canonical
preprocessed point cloud, trajectory, and stroke IDs. The
3dcov-evaluation-cache-v1 manifest binds all files to their category
test_split.json and SHA-256 digests.
Processing configuration
- 5,120 XYZ points per observation
- four-pose action tokens (
lambda_points=4) - one-pose overlap between neighboring tokens
- position plus orientation-normal representation (
action_dim=24) - orientation weight 0.25
- per-dataset limits normalization
- float32 training storage
- episode-level training point-cloud deduplication
Download and use
The code pins the immutable dataset revision. The full public workflow is:
git clone https://github.com/crystalccy1/3D-CovDiffusion.git
cd 3D-CovDiffusion
pip install -r requirements.txt
python reproduce.py prepare all
python reproduce.py train windows
python reproduce.py evaluate windows \
--run-dir artifacts/runs/windows/seed42
For released checkpoints instead of retraining:
python reproduce.py evaluate windows
python reproduce.py infer windows
Use cuboids, shelves, containers, or all where appropriate. One
--artifact-root controls the dataset, raw evaluation records, models, and
training runs.
Direct snapshot download is also possible:
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
dataset_root = snapshot_download(
repo_id="ChenyuanC/3D-CovDiffusion-Train-Ready",
repo_type="dataset",
)
print(dataset_root)
Rebuild and validation
The compact training Zarr is built from legacy replay buffers with:
python scripts/build_train_ready_dataset.py \
--input-root /path/to/existing/replay-buffers \
--output-root /path/to/release
The converter checks every repeated episode observation before deduplication,
writes the float32 tensors consumed by training, and records logical checksums.
python reproduce.py prepare <category> validates both this training schema
and the separately versioned canonical evaluation cache.
Citation
@misc{chen2026_3dcovdiffusion,
title = {{3D-CovDiffusion}: 3D-Aware Diffusion Policy
for Coverage Path Planning},
author = {Chen, Chenyuan and Ding, Haoran and Ding, Ran
and Liu, Tianyu and He, Zewen and Duan, Anqing
and Nakamura, Yoshihiko},
year = {2026},
note = {Accepted at IROS 2026}
}
Attribution and license
This release contains modified material derived from data created by Gabriele Tiboni and published at https://zenodo.org/records/14967945 under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. The processed training representation, canonical preprocessing cache, and fixed category splits were produced by the 3D-CovDiffusion authors. No endorsement by the original creator is implied.
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