LPO: Towards Accurate GUI Agent Interaction via Location Preference Optimization

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Hauptverfasser: Tang, Jiaqi, Xia, Yu, Wu, Yi-Feng, Hu, Yuwei, Chen, Yuhui, Chen, Qing-Guo, Xu, Xiaogang, Wu, Xiangyu, Lu, Hao, Ma, Yanqing, Lu, Shiyin, Chen, Qifeng
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author Tang, Jiaqi
Xia, Yu
Wu, Yi-Feng
Hu, Yuwei
Chen, Yuhui
Chen, Qing-Guo
Xu, Xiaogang
Wu, Xiangyu
Lu, Hao
Ma, Yanqing
Lu, Shiyin
Chen, Qifeng
author_facet Tang, Jiaqi
Xia, Yu
Wu, Yi-Feng
Hu, Yuwei
Chen, Yuhui
Chen, Qing-Guo
Xu, Xiaogang
Wu, Xiangyu
Lu, Hao
Ma, Yanqing
Lu, Shiyin
Chen, Qifeng
contents The advent of autonomous agents is transforming interactions with Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) by employing natural language as a powerful intermediary. Despite the predominance of Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) methods in current GUI agents for achieving spatial localization, these methods face substantial challenges due to their limited capacity to accurately perceive positional data. Existing strategies, such as reinforcement learning, often fail to assess positional accuracy effectively, thereby restricting their utility. In response, we introduce Location Preference Optimization (LPO), a novel approach that leverages locational data to optimize interaction preferences. LPO uses information entropy to predict interaction positions by focusing on zones rich in information. Besides, it further introduces a dynamic location reward function based on physical distance, reflecting the varying importance of interaction positions. Supported by Group Relative Preference Optimization (GRPO), LPO facilitates an extensive exploration of GUI environments and significantly enhances interaction precision. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate LPO's superior performance, achieving SOTA results across both offline benchmarks and real-world online evaluations. Our code will be made publicly available soon, at https://github.com/jqtangust/LPO.
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spellingShingle LPO: Towards Accurate GUI Agent Interaction via Location Preference Optimization
Tang, Jiaqi
Xia, Yu
Wu, Yi-Feng
Hu, Yuwei
Chen, Yuhui
Chen, Qing-Guo
Xu, Xiaogang
Wu, Xiangyu
Lu, Hao
Ma, Yanqing
Lu, Shiyin
Chen, Qifeng
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
The advent of autonomous agents is transforming interactions with Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) by employing natural language as a powerful intermediary. Despite the predominance of Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) methods in current GUI agents for achieving spatial localization, these methods face substantial challenges due to their limited capacity to accurately perceive positional data. Existing strategies, such as reinforcement learning, often fail to assess positional accuracy effectively, thereby restricting their utility. In response, we introduce Location Preference Optimization (LPO), a novel approach that leverages locational data to optimize interaction preferences. LPO uses information entropy to predict interaction positions by focusing on zones rich in information. Besides, it further introduces a dynamic location reward function based on physical distance, reflecting the varying importance of interaction positions. Supported by Group Relative Preference Optimization (GRPO), LPO facilitates an extensive exploration of GUI environments and significantly enhances interaction precision. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate LPO's superior performance, achieving SOTA results across both offline benchmarks and real-world online evaluations. Our code will be made publicly available soon, at https://github.com/jqtangust/LPO.
title LPO: Towards Accurate GUI Agent Interaction via Location Preference Optimization
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09373