Compress to Focus: Efficient Coordinate Compression for Policy Optimization in Multi-Turn GUI Agents
Yurun Song, Jiong Yin, Rongjunchen Zhang, Ian G. Harris

TL;DR
This paper introduces CCPO, a novel framework that combines visual compression with policy optimization to improve multi-turn GUI agents by focusing on relevant scene regions, reducing context size, and accelerating training.
Contribution
The paper proposes Coordinate Compression Policy Optimization (CCPO) with CASC and Distance-Based Advantage, enabling efficient, focused decision-making in multi-turn GUI agents with state-of-the-art results.
Findings
Achieves up to 55% token compression
Provides 3.8× training speedup
Outperforms existing methods on four benchmarks
Abstract
Multi-turn GUI agents enable complex task completion through sequential decision-making, but suffer from severe context inflation as interaction history accumulates. Existing strategies either sacrifice long-term context via truncation or compromise spatial structure through token pruning. In this paper, we propose Coordinate Compression Policy Optimization (CCPO), an efficient policy optimization framework that couples visual compression with policy optimization for multi-turn GUI agents. CCPO introduces Coordinate-Aware Spatial Compression (CASC), which aggregates coordinates from multiple rollouts to capture target-relevant regions and progressively narrow historical attention around key visual areas. From interactions across rollouts, CASC adaptively constructs attention boundaries that concentrate computation on the most informative regions of the scene. We further design a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMultimodal Machine Learning Applications · Domain Adaptation and Few-Shot Learning · Reinforcement Learning in Robotics
