CLAMP HMM Checkpoints
Neural-HMM priors trained on Llama-3.1 continuation samples for two EAI
datasets (BEHAVIOR and VirtualHome). Used by eai_ctrlg as the semantic
prior for constrained decoding with γ+β DFAs.
Files
behavior/hmm-h128-lr0.01/checkpoint.eqx— hidden=128, lr=0.01virtualhome/hmm-h128-lr0.01/checkpoint.eqx— hidden=128, lr=0.01
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import equinox as eqx
from ctrlg.hmm.model import ConditionalHMM
model = eqx.tree_deserialise_leaves(
"behavior/hmm-h128-lr0.01/checkpoint.eqx", ConditionalHMM(...))
Training pipeline: see eai_train/cond_hmm/ in the companion repo.
Experimental checkpoint: IV35-H2-S5 (InternVL3.5)
experimental/iv35-h2-s5-internvl3.5-8b/hmm_formal/checkpoint.eqx is an experimental neural-HMM prior trained from frozen OpenGVLab/InternVL3_5-8B continuations. It is not an InternVL base-model checkpoint and does not replace the two stable BEHAVIOR and VirtualHome checkpoints above.
- Training status: PASS; independent 50-epoch formal run
- Training / validation sequences: 13,170 / 1,460
- Best validation loss: 2.235296
- SHA-256:
3c5f90c6ed76879ba465f7dd009e62a9c87a62905e8f77b8dfffe428527d2512 - Reproducibility metadata:
experimental/iv35-h2-s5-internvl3.5-8b/hmm_formal/release_metadata.json
The checkpoint passed its recorded training and reload validation gates. No downstream task-gain claim is made for this experimental release.
Related data and code
- Code: HLR/CLAMP
- VLABench demonstrations: SueMintony/CLAMP-Sampled-Continuations-and-Demos
- Release collection: CLAMP — HMM Checkpoints, Sampled Continuations, and Demos
Published training artifacts
The full, machine-readable pairing of every checkpoint and sampled-continuation artifact is in release_catalog.json.
- Qwen3.5-9B: 10 archived HMM checkpoints under
trained/qwen3.5-9b/— combined BEHAVIOR and VirtualHome variants plus four task-specific variants per domain. Their continuation files are in the Dataset repository. - InternVL3.5-8B: IV35-H2-S5 formal EQX checkpoint, portable NPZ export, and 2,926 sampled records.
- Qwen3-VL-8B-Instruct: compatibility-remapped HMM. It is a vocabulary remap of a historical HMM, not a retrained model, and has no local sampled-continuation artifact.
The public continuation release contains token arrays / sampled outputs and length metadata only; it excludes original prompts, scene assets, and benchmark data.