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                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/inspect.py", line 286, in get_dataset_config_info
                  for split_generator in builder._split_generators(
                                         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^
                      StreamingDownloadManager(base_path=builder.base_path, download_config=download_config)
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                  )
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                  import h5py
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                  for split in get_dataset_split_names(
                               ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^
                      path=dataset,
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                      config_name=config,
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                      token=hf_token,
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                  )
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                  info = get_dataset_config_info(
                      path,
                  ...<6 lines>...
                      **config_kwargs,
                  )
                File "/usr/local/lib/python3.14/site-packages/datasets/inspect.py", line 291, in get_dataset_config_info
                  raise SplitsNotFoundError("The split names could not be parsed from the dataset config.") from err
              datasets.inspect.SplitsNotFoundError: The split names could not be parsed from the dataset config.

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MT-Libero-Dataset

Expert demonstrations for MT-Libero-Bench, a GPU-parallel multi-task manipulation benchmark that compiles the 40 LIBERO tasks into a single Isaac Lab vectorised training loop.

The 2000 LIBERO demonstrations are re-packaged here into an Isaac Lab-native state format: alongside the original mujoco actions and proprioception, every file carries the full per-frame physics state of the robot and of every object in the scene. That is what makes the demos usable as more than imitation targets β€” the simulator can be hard-reset to any step of any demonstration, which is what demonstration-indexed resets, reverse curricula, and demonstration-guided reward tracking all need.

Tasks 40 (4 suites Γ— 10)
Demonstrations 2000 (50 per task)
Transitions 336,575 (β‰ˆ4.7 h at 20 Hz)
Robot Franka Panda, 7-DoF arm + parallel gripper
Action space 7-D robosuite OSC_POSE (6-D EE delta + 1 gripper bit)
Scene assets 32 SimReady USD assets, 140 MB
Format 40 HDF5 files (251 MB) + USD tree, 408 MB total
Cameras none β€” the demonstrations are state-only

Contents

demos/    40 HDF5 files, one per task β€” trajectories and per-frame physics state
USD/      32 SimReady assets β€” the objects and fixtures those scenes contain

The two halves are meant to be used together: the HDF5 files record poses of objects by name, and USD/<name>/ is the geometry that name refers to.

Download

hf download china-sae-robotics/MT-Libero-Dataset --repo-type dataset --local-dir ./MT-Libero-Dataset
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download

# everything
snapshot_download("china-sae-robotics/MT-Libero-Dataset", repo_type="dataset",
                  local_dir="MT-Libero-Dataset")

# demonstrations only
snapshot_download("china-sae-robotics/MT-Libero-Dataset", repo_type="dataset",
                  local_dir="MT-Libero-Dataset", allow_patterns="demos/*")

Demo files are named demos/{suite}_task{id}_{task_language}_demo.hdf5, so a suite is one glob: demos/libero_spatial_task*.hdf5.

Structure

demos/<task_file>.hdf5
└── data/                                  @env_args = {"env_name": ..., "type": 2}
    └── demo_{0..49}/
        β”œβ”€β”€ actions                (T, 7)  float32   OSC_POSE command
        β”œβ”€β”€ obs/                            LIBERO-native proprioception
        β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ ee_states          (T, 7)  float64   base-frame EE pos + quat(wxyz)
        β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ gripper_states     (T, 2)  float64
        β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ joint_states       (T, 7)  float64
        β”‚   └── joint_velocities   (T, 7)  float64
        └── initial_state/                  full per-frame physics state
            β”œβ”€β”€ articulation/<name>/        robot + cabinets, stoves, microwaves …
            β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ joint_position (T, D)  float32
            β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ joint_velocity (T, D)  float32
            β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ root_pose      (T, 7)  float32   world frame, quat wxyz
            β”‚   └── root_velocity  (T, 6)  float32
            └── rigid_object/<name>/
                β”œβ”€β”€ root_pose      (T, 7)  float32
                └── root_velocity  (T, 6)  float32

T is per-demo and ranges from 74 to 516 steps. There is no padding and no length attribute β€” read actions.shape[0].

Two things that will bite you if unread:

  • initial_state/ holds the whole trajectory, not just the first frame β€” the name is historical.
  • obs/ and initial_state/ are the same trajectory offset by two control steps: obs/joint_states[t] == initial_state/…/robot/joint_position[t+2, :7]. actions[t] pairs with initial_state[t].

Suites

suite HF/LIBERO name what varies demos transitions mean length
Spatial libero_spatial spatial relations between identical objects 500 61,750 124
Object libero_object the object to be manipulated 500 74,007 148
Goal libero_goal the goal predicate, fixed scene 500 63,228 127
Long libero_10 multi-stage, long-horizon tasks 500 137,590 275
All 40 tasks (click to expand)
suite id env_name demos frames T mean T min T max artic. rigid
libero_spatial 0 libero_spatial_0_pick_up_the_black_bowl_between_the_plate_and_the_ramekin_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 5,018 100 74 167 3 5
libero_spatial 1 libero_spatial_1_pick_up_the_black_bowl_next_to_the_ramekin_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 6,657 133 108 188 3 5
libero_spatial 2 libero_spatial_2_pick_up_the_black_bowl_from_table_center_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 5,832 117 92 163 3 5
libero_spatial 3 libero_spatial_3_pick_up_the_black_bowl_on_the_cookie_box_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 5,002 100 85 170 3 5
libero_spatial 4 libero_spatial_4_pick_up_the_black_bowl_in_the_top_drawer_of_the_wooden_cabinet_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 7,429 149 126 189 3 5
libero_spatial 5 libero_spatial_5_pick_up_the_black_bowl_on_the_ramekin_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 5,746 115 85 153 3 5
libero_spatial 6 libero_spatial_6_pick_up_the_black_bowl_next_to_the_cookie_box_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 6,262 125 105 158 3 5
libero_spatial 7 libero_spatial_7_pick_up_the_black_bowl_on_the_stove_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 7,061 141 119 196 3 5
libero_spatial 8 libero_spatial_8_pick_up_the_black_bowl_next_to_the_plate_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 5,913 118 94 172 3 5
libero_spatial 9 libero_spatial_9_pick_up_the_black_bowl_on_the_wooden_cabinet_and_place_it_on_the_plate 50 6,830 137 116 192 3 5
libero_object 0 libero_object_0_pick_up_the_alphabet_soup_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,758 155 135 195 1 7
libero_object 1 libero_object_1_pick_up_the_cream_cheese_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,144 143 118 186 1 7
libero_object 2 libero_object_2_pick_up_the_salad_dressing_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 6,591 132 114 215 1 7
libero_object 3 libero_object_3_pick_up_the_bbq_sauce_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,298 146 122 221 1 7
libero_object 4 libero_object_4_pick_up_the_ketchup_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 8,006 160 134 250 1 7
libero_object 5 libero_object_5_pick_up_the_tomato_sauce_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,314 146 125 183 1 7
libero_object 6 libero_object_6_pick_up_the_butter_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,815 156 143 206 1 7
libero_object 7 libero_object_7_pick_up_the_milk_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,231 145 125 195 1 7
libero_object 8 libero_object_8_pick_up_the_chocolate_pudding_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 7,932 159 144 223 1 7
libero_object 9 libero_object_9_pick_up_the_orange_juice_and_place_it_in_the_basket 50 6,918 138 113 253 1 7
libero_goal 0 libero_goal_0_open_the_middle_drawer_of_the_cabinet 50 6,977 140 115 195 3 5
libero_goal 1 libero_goal_1_put_the_bowl_on_the_stove 50 5,031 101 89 122 3 5
libero_goal 2 libero_goal_2_put_the_wine_bottle_on_top_of_the_cabinet 50 5,344 107 86 145 3 5
libero_goal 3 libero_goal_3_open_the_top_drawer_and_put_the_bowl_inside 50 10,158 203 169 298 3 5
libero_goal 4 libero_goal_4_put_the_bowl_on_top_of_the_cabinet 50 5,044 101 85 147 3 5
libero_goal 5 libero_goal_5_push_the_plate_to_the_front_of_the_stove 50 7,588 152 114 219 3 5
libero_goal 6 libero_goal_6_put_the_cream_cheese_in_the_bowl 50 5,299 106 84 168 3 5
libero_goal 7 libero_goal_7_turn_on_the_stove 50 4,410 88 74 118 3 5
libero_goal 8 libero_goal_8_put_the_bowl_on_the_plate 50 4,619 92 78 125 3 5
libero_goal 9 libero_goal_9_put_the_wine_bottle_on_the_rack 50 8,758 175 137 346 3 5
libero_10 0 libero_10_0_put_both_the_alphabet_soup_and_the_tomato_sauce_in_the_basket 50 14,650 293 229 387 1 8
libero_10 1 libero_10_1_put_both_the_cream_cheese_box_and_the_butter_in_the_basket 50 12,971 259 233 321 1 8
libero_10 2 libero_10_2_turn_on_the_stove_and_put_the_moka_pot_on_it 50 13,248 265 218 339 2 2
libero_10 3 libero_10_3_put_the_black_bowl_in_the_bottom_drawer_of_the_cabinet_and_close_it 50 12,384 248 198 316 2 3
libero_10 4 libero_10_4_put_the_white_mug_on_the_left_plate_and_put_the_yellow_and_white_mug_on_the_right_plate 50 12,859 257 215 330 1 5
libero_10 5 libero_10_5_pick_up_the_book_and_place_it_in_the_back_compartment_of_the_caddy 50 9,420 188 149 258 1 3
libero_10 6 libero_10_6_put_the_white_mug_on_the_plate_and_put_the_chocolate_pudding_to_the_right_of_the_plate 50 12,706 254 202 341 1 4
libero_10 7 libero_10_7_put_both_the_alphabet_soup_and_the_cream_cheese_box_in_the_basket 50 13,426 269 218 333 1 5
libero_10 8 libero_10_8_put_both_moka_pots_on_the_stove 50 20,744 415 340 516 2 2
libero_10 9 libero_10_9_put_the_yellow_and_white_mug_in_the_microwave_and_close_it 50 15,182 304 223 448 2 2

Conventions

  • Units β€” metres, radians, seconds. Control runs at 20 Hz.
  • Quaternions β€” (w, x, y, z), Isaac Lab convention, throughout.
  • Frames β€” everything under initial_state/ is world frame; obs/ee_states is in the robot base frame and must be composed with initial_state/articulation/robot/root_pose to reach world frame.
  • Gripper β€” actions[:, 6] is +1 to close, the robosuite convention. Isaac Lab's gripper action term uses the opposite sign, so a loader targeting it must invert.
  • Robot joints β€” robot/joint_position has 9 columns: 7 arm, then 2 fingers.

USD assets

USD/ holds the 32 SimReady assets these scenes are built from, converted from LIBERO's original MuJoCo meshes. One directory per asset:

USD/
β”œβ”€β”€ akita_black_bowl/
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ akita_black_bowl.usd          ← reference this
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ textures/texture.png
β”‚   └── .thumbs/256x256/…             Omniverse preview, safe to delete
β”œβ”€β”€ wooden_cabinet/
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ wooden_cabinet.usd
β”‚   β”œβ”€β”€ wooden_cabinet_cube.usd       sub-part, referenced by the entry point
β”‚   └── textures/…
└── …

Always reference USD/<name>/<name>.usd. A few assets ship extra .usd files next to it β€” flat_stove has knob.usd and burnerplate.usd, wine_rack has five β€” which are sub-parts composed by the entry point, not alternatives to it.

Matching an asset to the demonstrations. Object keys in the HDF5 files carry a scene-instance suffix that the directory names do not: initial_state/rigid_object/akita_black_bowl_1 β†’ USD/akita_black_bowl/. Strip the trailing _<n>.

Of the 32, 28 are the objects the demonstrations track by name:

assets
Articulated (4) flat_stove, microwave, white_cabinet, wooden_cabinet
Rigid (24) akita_black_bowl, alphabet_soup, basket, bbq_sauce, black_book, butter, chefmate_8_frypan, chocolate_pudding, cookies, cream_cheese, desk_caddy, glazed_rim_porcelain_ramekin, ketchup, milk, moka_pot, orange_juice, plate, porcelain_mug, red_coffee_mug, salad_dressing, tomato_sauce, white_yellow_mug, wine_bottle, wine_rack

The remaining 4 β€” floor, kitchen_table, living_room_table, study_table β€” are static fixtures. They are part of the scene but are not tracked entities, so no pose stream exists for them in the HDF5 files.

The Franka Panda itself is not included; it comes from Isaac Lab's own robot assets.

Provenance and known limitations

These are the original LIBERO demonstrations, collected by human teleoperation in MuJoCo, converted to the Isaac Lab state layout. They are not re-recorded under Isaac Lab, and the conversion is a re-packaging, not a re-simulation.

Citation

If you use this dataset, please cite LIBERO, whose demonstrations it repackages:

@inproceedings{liu2023libero,
  title     = {{LIBERO}: Benchmarking Knowledge Transfer for Lifelong Robot Learning},
  author    = {Liu, Bo and Zhu, Yifeng and Gao, Chongkai and Feng, Yihao and
               Liu, Qiang and Zhu, Yuke and Stone, Peter},
  booktitle = {Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS)},
  year      = {2023}
}

License

The demonstrations originate from LIBERO, released under the MIT License, and this repackaging is distributed under the same terms. LIBERO assets and task definitions remain subject to their original licences.

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