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Recovering Aggressively Pruned Vision-Language-Action Models with Offline Hidden-State Distillation
Vision-language-action (VLA) models let robots follow language instructions, but their language backbones of several billion parameters are the main obstacle to running them on robot hardware. Structured pruning reduces that backbone, and removing 63% of it from OpenVLA-OFT drops LIBERO-Long success
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