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MRC-MMAgent: Reinforcement Learning for Multi-Role Collaboration in Multimodal Tool-Using Agents

Multi-role RL lets a multimodal agent inspect evidence and resume when support is weak. It trains on the original baseline dataset only.

The explainer · 257 words

The claim

Multi-role RL lets a multimodal agent inspect evidence and resume when support is weak.

The problem

Multimodal agents answer with tools as well as images.

RL pipelines mostly train one role with a terminal reward.

Humans inspect evidence, reformulate queries and revise conclusions while searching.

How it works

A collaborative loop joins solving, inspection and continuation.

The agent gathers evidence through tools.

It judges whether the last trajectory supports the answer.

If support is weak, it resumes problem solving.

Every role's decisions enter the same policy objective.

Figures

The three-role loopOne trajectory, three jobs.

Step 1 of 3

Solve

The agent gathers evidence through tools.

Two training shapesWhat a single terminal reward misses.

Single-role RL

  • One agent searches and answers.
  • Only the final result earns reward.
Reward terms in one objectiveThree signals the authors combine.

Signal

Task success

The answer passes the benchmark check.

What changes

One objective scores task success, interaction validity and successful correction.

Full-trajectory policy optimization covers every decision produced by all three roles.

The model beats its base model on the original baseline training set.

Limits

The abstract reports no benchmark names and no numeric figures.

Training uses only the baseline dataset, with no newly collected data.

The gains appear only on the benchmarks the authors actually ran.

Source · arXiv

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