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iTool: Reinforced Fine-Tuning with Dynamic Deficiency Calibration for Advanced Tool Use

Published 7 Nov 2025 · arXiv · Yirong Zeng
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Overview

The iTool method introduces a novel approach to enhance large language models (LLMs) by addressing the limitations of synthetic data in complex scenarios. It uses reinforced fine-tuning with dynamic deficiency calibration to improve model performance significantly.

Key Insights

  • Performance Improvement: iTool achieves a 13.11% improvement over the same-size base model and a 6.5% improvement in complex scenarios compared to the baseline.
  • Methodology: The approach involves enhancing response diversity through Monte Carlo Tree Search and iteratively identifying and optimizing model deficiencies using preference pairs.
  • Comparison: iTool outperforms larger open-source and closed-source models in complex tool-use tasks.

BFSI Relevance

  • Why Relevant: This method can significantly enhance AI models used in BFSI for complex decision-making and data analysis tasks.
  • Primary Sector: Financial Services
  • Subsectors: Asset Management, Risk Analysis
  • Actionable Implications: BFSI professionals should consider integrating advanced AI models like iTool to improve decision-making processes and data analysis capabilities.
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