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In multimodal agents, visual reasoning refers to the mechanism by which a model converts a page screenshot into image tokens and then parses it frame by frame to determine the positions of clickable elements; a high-resolution screenshot often consumes hundreds to thousands of image tokens, and inference must be redone every time the page state changes.
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