MetaExp trains a transferable experience-learning capability in language model agents

By constructing task families with controlled cross-task structure, the method enables agents to build and reuse experience from scratch on new task distributions.

Chinese Tech
Renhao Li · Xinjie Shen · Yang Su · Jianhong Tu · Derek F. Wong · Dayiheng Liu · +1 more

University of Macau · Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences · Georgia Institute of Technology · Alibaba Group

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The authors introduce MetaExp, a framework that trains language models to acquire, update, and reuse external experience across tasks.

The authors designed MetaExp to train a meta experience-learning capability: after a single training stage, the model parameters are frozen, and the agent must build and reuse an external experience store from scratch on unseen task distributions.

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From Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences and 3 others

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MetaExp trains language models to learn and reuse experience across tasks using verifiable cross-task families.

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