arXiv Computation and Language By Min Zeng, Guanxin Tan, Libin Cen, Yawei Wen, Rui Hu, Liuyang Bian, Xiaolong Chen, Xiaoxin Chen

VISA: Agentic Self-Evolving Data Synthesis for Multimodal Instruction Following

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VISA (Visual Instruction Synthesis Agent) is an agentic framework that transforms multimodal instruction synthesis into a self‑evolving loop. Each cycle analyzes images to filter constraints, samples new constraint sets, generates candidate instructions, and verifies them using executable tools and large language model judges. Failed samples trigger diagnostic recovery, while accepted samples are evaluated against the target model to estimate difficulty, with all feedback written back to memory to adapt future rounds and provide reward signals for reinforcement learning.

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