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    "text": "The most valuable part is not the 1,000, but the failure directions the authors proactively provide.\n\nThis judgment has a crossover point: The same inductive bias is an asset in the low-data regime and becomes a liability in the high-data regime. Decomposition exploits built-in task structure, so it is strong with small data; precisely because of structural constraints, scaling capacity is limited, retrieval selects only a single demonstration, preventing cross-demonstration knowledge sharing.\n\nThis places it in opposition to both camps. The camp advocating unified models and opposing modular assembly is rebutted by its low-data conclusion; the camp advocating delegating switching logic to the planner is rebutted by its high-data trend. Each side is half right, depending on where you are on the curve.\n\nComparing with another recent work makes this clearer: That work used 200 generated demonstrations to achieve 84% success on a real robot, reporting only gains throughout. This work reports gains, crossover points, failure attributions item by item, and the expectation that it will eventually be surpassed. I discount the credibility of the former; not the latter."
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