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🚀Quick Start

Data preprocessing

Please follow the Dataset Access section of the README.md to prepare the data, and ensure that the structure of the ./data directory is as shown below:

GUI-Odyssey
├── data
│   ├── annotations
│   │   └── *.json
│   ├── screenshots
│   │   └── *.png
│   ├── splits
│   │   ├── app_split.json
│   │   ├── device_split.json
│   │   ├── random_split.json
│   │   └── task_split.json
│   └── format_converter.py
└── ...

Next, run the following command to generate chat-format data for training and testing. You can adjust the following parameters as needed:

  • --his_len specifies the length of historical information to include (default: 4).
  • --level sets the instruction granularity, with choices of 'high' or 'low' (default: 'high').
  • --type sets the annotation type, with choices of 'semantic' or 'standard' (default: 'standard').
cd data
python format_converter.py --his_len 4 --level high --type standard

Build OdysseyAgent upon Qwen-VL-Chat

The OdysseyAgent is bulit upon Qwen-VL.

Before running, set up the environment and install the required packages:

cd src
pip install -r requirements.txt

Next, initialize OdysseyAgent using the weights from Qwen-VL-Chat:

python merge_weight.py

Further, we also provide two variants of OdysseyAgent trained on Train-Random with semantic annotation: OdysseyAgent-random-high and OdysseyAgent-random-low, which are trained with high-level and low-level instructions, respectively.

Fine-tuning

Specify the path to the OdysseyAgent and the chat-format training data generated in the Data preprocessing stage in the script/train.sh file. Then, run the following command:

cd src
bash script/train.sh

Evalutaion

Specify the path to the checkpoint and dataset split (one of low_app_split, low_device_split, low_random_split, low_task_split high_app_split, high_device_split, high_random_split, high_task_split) in the script/eval.sh file. Then, run the following command:

cd src
bash script/eval.sh