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Weiming Lu

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Conference Open access 2026

Experience-driven Multi-turn Reinforcement Learning for GUI Agents

GUI agents have demonstrated remarkable progress in automating complex user interface interactions. However, training such agents for long-horizon tasks remains challenging. Single-turn reinforcement learning conditions on expert histories during training but self-generated histories during deployment, causing distribution mismatch. Online multi-turn methods eliminate this gap via environment interaction but suffer from sparse rewards and prohibitive costs. We propose E xperience-driven M ulti-turn P olicy O ptimization ( EMPO ), which leverages expert trajectories as environment experiences for on-policy multi-turn training. The agent constructs self-generated history throughout rollouts; when actions match expert experiences, the trajectory provides valid state transitions, and a Patch Module recovers mismatched steps to maintain on-policy rollouts. EMPO further incorporates discounted future rewards and dual-level advantage estimation to capture long-horizon dependencies. We also propose AndroidControl-Real , an evaluation metric strongly correlated with real-world performance (R 2 =0.934). With only 1K public trajectories as RL experiences, our method achieves substantial gains over the base model (e.g., +12.0% on AndroidWorld and +23.8% on AITW) and achieves competitive performance against strong baselines such as UI-TARS-7B and GPT-4o, demonstrating better generalization than prior single-turn RL approaches. Code available

Zhengxi Lu, Jiabo Ye, Fei Tang et al. · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2026

AutoTaskEval: Towards Domain-Specific and Fine-Grained Evaluation for LLMs

An automated framework that constructs domain-specific benchmarks directly from unstructured corpora and systematically discovers tasks, enriches contextual grounding via iterative Socratic prompting, and generates diverse, progressively challenging evaluation instances that preserve established model-level evaluation trends are proposed.

Qingqing Lyu, Linjuan Wu, Yongliang Shen et al. · 0 citations