Analyzes why supervised fine-tuning (SFT) causes severe task conflicts under multi-stage multi-task training while reinforcement learning (RL) enables stable coexistence, attributing the effect to sparse, near-orthogonal RL parameter updates and proposing Parallel-RL to decouple multi-task training.
Analyzes how to build effective training environment distributions for multimodal agents and proposes Ability-aware Environment Selection (AES) and Hierarchical Difficulty Curriculum (HDC) to improve diversity and difficulty scheduling, yielding large relative gains in experiments.
Orchestrates reasoning, external tool use, and native image generation under one unified multimodal agent policy via post-training. Introduces RAD-GRPO for agentic reinforcement fine-tuning and releases training data plus the full post-training infrastructure.
Converts sparse trajectory-level rewards into turn-level credit by aggregating token-level teacher–student log-probability gaps and recursively updating a Bayesian belief in log-odds; produces turn-wise reweighting for policy optimization without an extra critic or rollouts.
Generates retrieval-centric Chain-of-Thought (RC-CoT) over initially retrieved candidates to improve unified multimodal retrieval via reranking or full-corpus re-retrieval with a dual-mode embedder. Trains an embedder–adviser framework (UniME-R1) using mined hard negatives, supervised learning, and retrieval-oriented reinforcement learning.
Uses video generation only as a training signal to co-train a pretrained video expert and a lightweight action expert, then discards the video branch at inference to produce a low-latency end-to-end driving planner; enhanced with RL for compositional driving rewards.