Why Does the First Right Arrow Key Press Clear Data Instead of Recording? Has the Dataset Collection Workflow Changed?

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  wendelin

  4/26/25, 9:00 AM

  During dataset recording, the first data collection requires pressing the right arrow key twice to proceed to the second collection (with a brief pause in between). According to the AI explanation, the first keypress triggers a rerecord-episode event (clearing data and restarting), while the second keypress triggers a stop-recording event (saving the dataset). In older versions, two keypresses would collect two datasets, but now does it require three keypresses? Why has this workflow changed?

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  Tom

  4/26/25, 3:28 PM

  The operational sequence initiates with a preparation phase awaiting auditory cue activation. Upon cue detection, commence the primary recording session; terminate capture via right-click upon completion. During the rest interval, while the visual feed freezes (arm actuators remain operational), restore the experimental setup and press → to bypass the interval, triggering data compression/archiving (HDF5 format). Post-archiving completion, the system automatically initiates subsequent recording iterations with ≤50ms latency between cycles, maintaining ISO 15489-compliant data integrity throughout the workflow.

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