Self-distillation trains GUI agents for longer, memory-dependent tasks

GUI-SD-v2 uses privileged reasoning and memory guidance during training to improve multi-step interaction with mobile interfaces.

Chinese Tech
Yan Zhang · Daiqing Wu · Huawen Shen · Liang Li · Gang Cao · Zhi Gong · +4 more

Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences · Tencent · Tsinghua University · University of Chinese Academy of Sciences · Nankai University

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The authors developed GUI-SD-v2, a training framework in which a policy learns from a privileged version of itself that receives additional information unavailable during ordinary deployment.

Why this paper

From Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences and 4 others · Part of Agent Self-Improvement, now 18 papers

In one line

GUI-SD-v2 extends on-policy self-distillation to multi-turn GUI agents, outperforming state-of-the-art methods.

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