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Policy-Aligned Predictive Verification for Adaptive VLA Action-Chunk Execution
Vision-language-action (VLA) policies generate action sequences that reduce repeated inference, but deciding how much of each sequence to execute is critical to task success. Existing adaptive methods make this decision using generation stability or prediction agreement, yet these signals do not est
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