Compute partnership

Compute for falsifiable work, not vague model training.

PlainHand’s experimental matrix uses repeated matched runs, controlled corruptions, portability tests, and reproducibility artifacts.

WORKLOAD MATRIX DESIGNED

Experimental workloads

What the compute would test.

01

Matched curation runs

Same model, different selected subsets, multiple budgets and seeds.

02

Modality-fusion matrix

Coherence-guided, learned attention, fixed fusion, shuffled gate, and single modalities.

03

Corruption robustness

Blur, occlusion, dropout, delay, drift, clipping, and missing modalities.

04

Layered evaluation

Whole-action only, part or sensor only, and independent combined scoring.

05

Hierarchy experiments

Conventional model, explicit fixed hierarchy, and adaptive hierarchy.

06

Agent structure search

Bounded topology, grouping, and weighting proposals under matched rules.

07

Two-direction learning

World-model-first baseline versus interaction-first policy and recovered prediction.

08

Portability

A second compatible architecture; OpenVLA only after its compatibility gate.

Run-plan module

Quantities follow the real experiment plan.

GPU-hours

To be specified

Storage + transfer

To be specified

Seeds + budgets

To be specified

Compute partner contact

Match resources to the experimental program.

Share the program, infrastructure, or resource type you can offer. PlainHand will follow up with the compatible workload and evidence plan.

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