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- vision-language
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- vqa
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- diagnostic-benchmark
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- xai
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license: mit
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# GridVQA-X Datasets
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GridVQA-X is the first diagnostic framework designed to objectively evaluate the faithfulness of post-hoc cross-modal explainers. By utilizing a closed-world synthesis logic with mathematically guaranteed unique ground-truth explanations, it provides a controlled testbed to isolate genuine cross-modal spatial reasoning from shallow shortcuts.
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## Dataset Summary
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The dataset features **S × S** visual grids populated by geometric objects, paired with multi-hop spatial reasoning queries. Each query defines a **Target** object to find/count and one or more **Anchor** reference objects connected by directional tokens.
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* **Density (d_0.3 or d_0.7):** Adjusts grid object count to test spatial localization fidelity against background noise.
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## Ground-Truth Explanations
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The dataset provides a mathematically proven, unique ground-truth causal explanation. The ground-truth visual masks are strictly bounded to the target and anchor items (**A ∪ T**), leaving all other distractor objects with a causal effect of exactly zero.
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language:
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license: mit
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task_categories:
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- image-text-to-text
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- visual-question-answering
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tags:
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- vision-language
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- vqa
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- diagnostic-benchmark
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- xai
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# GridVQA-X Datasets
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GridVQA-X is the first diagnostic framework designed to objectively evaluate the faithfulness of post-hoc cross-modal explainers. By utilizing a closed-world synthesis logic with mathematically guaranteed unique ground-truth explanations, it provides a controlled testbed to isolate genuine cross-modal spatial reasoning from shallow shortcuts.
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- **Paper:** [GridVQA-X: A Framework for Evaluating Multimodal Explainability Methods](https://huggingface.co/papers/2606.14740)
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- **Repository:** [GitHub - AikyamLab/grid-vqax](https://github.com/AikyamLab/grid-vqax)
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## Dataset Summary
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The dataset features **S × S** visual grids populated by geometric objects, paired with multi-hop spatial reasoning queries. Each query defines a **Target** object to find/count and one or more **Anchor** reference objects connected by directional tokens.
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* **Density (d_0.3 or d_0.7):** Adjusts grid object count to test spatial localization fidelity against background noise.
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## Ground-Truth Explanations
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The dataset provides a mathematically proven, unique ground-truth causal explanation. The ground-truth visual masks are strictly bounded to the target and anchor items (**A ∪ T**), leaving all other distractor objects with a causal effect of exactly zero.
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## Citation
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If you use GridVQA-X in your research, please cite:
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```bibtex
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@misc{belsare2026gridvqaxframeworkevaluatingmultimodal,
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title={GridVQA-X: A Framework for Evaluating Multimodal Explainability Methods},
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author={Sujay Belsare and Sudarshan Nikhil and Sushant Kumar and Ponnurangam Kumaraguru and Chirag Agarwal},
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year={2026},
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eprint={2606.14740},
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archivePrefix={arXiv},
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primaryClass={cs.CV},
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url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.14740},
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}
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