HATS: Hardness-Aware Trajectory Synthesis for GUI Agents
HATS: Hardness-Aware Trajectory Synthesis for GUI Agents explores HATS is a framework that enhances GUI agents' performance by synthesizing high-quality trajectory data to address semantic ambiguities.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Agents.
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