The paper introduces the concept of using multimodal game instructions to improve decision-making in artificial intelligence. It discusses the challenges faced by existing models and presents experimental results showing the effectiveness of this approach. The study highlights the importance of context in enhancing performance across various tasks.
The research focuses on developing a generalist agent capable of adapting to diverse tasks through enhanced task guidance. By incorporating multimodal game instructions, the model demonstrates improved multitasking and generalization abilities compared to traditional textual or visual guidance methods. The study emphasizes the significance of detailed contextual information in facilitating better decision-making processes.
Through a systematic approach, a set of Multimodal Game Instructions (MGI) is constructed to provide comprehensive context for agents playing various games. These instructions empower agents to read and comprehend gameplay instructions effectively, leading to enhanced performance in multitasking scenarios. The integration of MGI significantly improves decision transformer capabilities, surpassing traditional textual language and visual trajectory methods.
Experimental results show that leveraging large, diverse offline datasets for pretraining is crucial for enhancing agents' multitasking and generalization capabilities through multimodal game instructions. The Decision Transformer with Game Instruction (DTGI) outperforms traditional methods by providing detailed context for decision-making tasks based on visual observations.
The study also introduces a novel design called SHyperGenerator to facilitate knowledge sharing between training and unseen game tasks. This innovative approach enhances the model's ability to adapt to new tasks efficiently while improving multitasking performance significantly.
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by Yonggang Jin... at arxiv.org 03-07-2024
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