Qixiang Yin1,6, Huanjin Yao2, Cai Yuchen3, Jianghao Chen6, Ziyi Wang1, Min Yang2,*, Fei Su1,4,5, Zhicheng Zhao1,4,5,*
1 Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, 2 ByteDance, 3 USTC
4 Beijing Key Laboratory of Network System and Network Culture
5 Key Laboratory of Interactive Technology and Experience System, Ministry of Culture and Tourism
6 Zhongguancun Academy, Beijing, China
* Corresponding Author
All datasets are available on HuggingFace:
We train our models on MMFineReason-123K. Under the same experimental setting:
- We use a multimodal teacher model to generate image descriptions
- We employ GPT-4.1-mini to assess the correctness of these descriptions
- After filtering, we obtain 55K high-quality training samples, which are used consistently across all training settings
Filename: mmfine_reason_sampled_55k_text_prompt.parquet
We sample validation sets from three math reasoning benchmarks:
| Benchmark | Filename |
|---|---|
| MathVerse | mathverse_200_test.parquet |
| MathVision | mathvision_test.parquet |
| MathVista | mathvista_200_test.parquet |
Jun 2, 2026.We release our paper in arxiv.Jun 2, 2026.We release our training dataset in github.
On-policy distillation (OPD) has recently emerged as an effective post-training paradigm by providing supervision on student-generated trajectories. However, existing OPD methods for multimodal reasoning usually rely on a static teacher routing, assigning each sample to a single teacher based on modality or task type. This ignores that visual grounding and abstract reasoning may dominate different decoding steps, making a single teacher insufficient for the full trajectory. To this end, H-OPD is proposed as a confidence-aware heterogeneous multi-teacher OPD framework for multimodal reasoning. By verifying the complementarity of heterogeneous teachers in the same reasoning process, H-OPD replaces task or sample level teacher routing with token-level teacher arbitration along the shared student trajectory. H-OPD employs vision-to-language description transfer to enable text-only teachers to access key visual semantics, and uses a confidence-aware arbitration mechanism to dynamically combine vision-language teacher and text-only teachers at each token. Extensive evaluations over 11 widely-used reasoning benchmarks showcase the superior performance of our method.
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Our work is primarily based on the following codebases. We are sincerely grateful for their work.
- VLMEvalKit: We use VLMEvalKit for evaluation.
- VerL: We use VerL for our codebase.
