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Trifuse: Enhancing Attention-Based GUI Grounding via Multimodal Fusion

ICML 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Unified any-modality language models · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Trifuse performs training-free GUI grounding by fusing MLLM attention maps with OCR and icon-caption heatmaps via a Consensus-SinglePeak strategy plus two-stage zoom-in localization.

Problem

GUI grounding typically requires costly fine-tuning of MLLMs on large GUI datasets, while existing attention-based training-free methods are unreliable because GUI images lack explicit complementary spatial anchors.

Approach

Filters MLLM attention by token relevance and spatial-entropy head selection, then fuses it with OCR-text and icon-caption heatmaps using a Consensus-SinglePeak fusion (multiplicative consensus plus confidence-weighted single-modality peaks) and a two-stage crop-and-zoom localization.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ScreenSpot ScreenSpot-v2 ScreenSpot-Pro OSWorld-G

Benchmarks: ScreenSpot ScreenSpot-v2 ScreenSpot-Pro OSWorld-G

Metrics: element accuracy

Baselines: TAG GUI-Actor GUI-AIMA GPT-4o Qwen2.5-VL UGround Aguvis ShowUI UI-TARS JEDI UI-R1 GUI-G1

Builds on: TAG Qwen2.5-VL OmniParser PaddleOCR BGE-M3

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