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Direction-Scale Decomposition in Action Representation: Rethinking What to Tokenize for Vision-Language-Action Models
Action representation plays a central role in discrete-token vision-language-action (VLA) learning but remains underexamined. Under conventional pose-increment representations, action tokens are sensitive to execution speed and dataset-specific normalization, potentially obscuring geometric structur
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