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From the arXiv

arXiv preprints 10 of 20
cs.AIarxiv:2607.08497v1Lead article

Cognitive-structured Multimodal Agent for Multimodal Understanding, Generation, and Editing

Feng Wang, Canmiao Fu, Zhipeng Huang, Chen Li, Jing Lyu

his paper introduces a Cognitive-structured Multimodal Agent that addresses limitations in current unified multimodal models by externalizing visual information into an Episodic Visual Memory. This allows for selective retrieval of relevant visual context during reasoning, overcoming issues with long-horizon dialogues and token explosion. The agent's contribution lies in its novel architecture with distinct engines for perception, memory retrieval, and task execution, along with a new dataset generation method to facilitate training for improved cross-turn multimodal understanding and generation.

A multi-turn multimodal dialogue produced by our Cognitive-structured Multimodal Agent, spanning 20 turns across four topics (stargazing dome, biological cells, cleanroom facility, spacecraft). The agent autonomously handles interleaved understanding, generation, and editing tasks while accurately retrieving and referencing visual episodes from earlier turns.
A multi-turn multimodal dialogue produced by our Cognitive-structured Multimodal Agent, spanning 20 turns across four topics (stargazing dome, biological cells, cleanroom facility, spacecraft). The agent autonomously handles interleaved understanding, generation, and editing task…
a. G-Frame achieves adaptive strategies through two distinct modes: (i) team games and (ii) Bayesian games. b. The bar chart illustrates the number of open-source databases designated with chemical labels on Hugging Face as of May 15, 2025. Notably, a substantial portion of these datasets contains invalid entries or pertains to other domains; thus, the amount of genuinely usable data for chemistry is less than the reported. c, d, e. The workflow for building OmniChem using G-Frame is illustrated, consisting of three modules: data preprocessing, data synthesis, and model training. f. The composition of the journal corpus used for pre-training is shown.
a. G-Frame achieves adaptive strategies through two distinct modes: (i) team games and (ii) Bayesian games. b. The bar chart illustrates the number of open-source databases designated with chemical la…
cs.AIarxiv:2607.08403v1

Game Theory Driven Multi-Agent Framework Mitigates Language Model Hallucination

Runzhe Liu, Biquan Bie et al.

This paper introduces G-Frame, a multi-agent framework that uses game theory to train language models for scientific domains. By integrating Bayesian and team game principles, G-Frame forces models to internalize domain constraints, significantly reducing hall…

cs.AIarxiv:2607.08393v1

Towards Mechanistically Understanding Why Memorized Knowledge Fails to Generalize in Large Language Model Finetuning

Lu Dai, Ziyang Rao et al.

This paper addresses the "Knowing-Using Gap" in LLM fine-tuning, where models memorize new facts but fail to apply them in reasoning. Using a novel "self-patching" technique, they identify that memorized knowledge is internally present but not correctly routed…

Illustration of the Knowing–Using Gap.
Illustration of the Knowing–Using Gap.
Overall workflow of UltraX, covering program-supervision generation, refinement model training, and inference-time program execution.
Overall workflow of UltraX, covering program-supervision generation, refinement model training, and inference-time program execution.
cs.AIarxiv:2607.08646v1

UltraX: Refining Pre-Training Data at Scale with Adaptive Programmatic Editing

Xinlong Zhao, Dongsheng Liu et al.

UltraX addresses the diminishing returns of scaling LLMs by focusing on data quality. Its core method is an adaptive programmatic editing framework that refines pre-training data at scale by enabling fine-grained insertion, deletion, and modification. This app…

cs.AIarxiv:2607.08662v1

WebSwarm: Recursive Multi-Agent Orchestration for Deep-and-Wide Web Search

Xiaoshuai Song, Liancheng Zhang et al.

WebSwarm addresses the limitations of single LLM agents in deep and wide web searches by introducing a recursive delegation framework. Its core method involves dynamically creating agentic search nodes that jointly decompose tasks, recursively expand search, a…

Illustration of representative multi-agent orchestration paradigms and WebSwarm.
Illustration of representative multi-agent orchestration paradigms and WebSwarm.
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Multi-Modal, Multi-Environment Machine Teaching for Robust Reward Learning

Ali Larian, Qian Lin et al.

This paper proposes a novel machine teaching method for robust reward learning in Inverse Reinforcement Learning (IRL). It addresses the challenge of learning reward functions that…

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Remember When It Matters: Proactive Memory Agent for Long-Horizon Agents

Yifan Wu, Lizhu Zhang et al.

This paper introduces a proactive memory agent that actively intervenes by injecting relevant memories into an action agent's decision-making process. This combats "behavioral stat…

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SMetric: Rethink LLM Scheduling for Serving Agents with Balanced Session-centric Scheduling

Jiahao Wang, Kaizhan Lin et al.

This paper introduces SMetric, a novel LLM scheduling method for serving AI agents. It addresses the unique demands of agentic workloads, where complete responses are prioritized o…

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TRACE: A Two-Channel Robust Attribution Watermark via Complementary Embeddings for LLM-Agent Trajectories

Zheng Gao, Xiaoyu Li et al.

TRACE embeds a robust watermark into LLM agent trajectories by using two complementary channels. One channel is content-based for deletion resilience, and the other is position-bas…

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WCog-VLA: A Dual-Level World-Cognitive Vision-Language-Action Model for End-to-End Autonomous Driving

Xuerun Yan, Zhexi Lian et al.

WCog-VLA addresses the limitations of reactive autonomous driving by introducing a dual-level framework for proactive driving. It achieves this by unifying world cognition and reas…

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