license: apache-2.0
language:
- en
- zh
tags:
- omni
- vlm
- llm
- reasoning
- benchmark
size_categories:
- 1K<n<10K
FysicsReason: Benchmarking Verifiable World-State Reasoning Across Omni-Modalities
Dataset Overview
FysicsReason is a five-task omni-modal benchmark designed to evaluate physical reasoning across images, audio, video, and text. The benchmark contains five complementary tasks that cover visual understanding, audio-visual grounding, temporal reasoning, physical property comparison, and quantitative physical inference. Each task is provided as a separate Parquet file under task{1..5}/, together with its associated media files.
Task Composition
| Task | Samples | Input | Prediction Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| task1 | 562 | Image and text question | Target quantity and final answer |
| task2 | 779 | Image, scene audio, and text question | Object bounding box and answer option |
| task3 | 250 | Video and multiple-choice text question | Evidence interval and answer option |
| task4 | 350 | Two object images, object audio, and text question | Property, materials, and selected object |
| task5 | 387 | Video and text question | Physical property and numerical answer |
Data Organization
Media paths stored in the Parquet files are relative to the dataset root. For example:
data/task2/media/...
When loading the dataset locally, these paths should therefore be resolved relative to the directory containing the data/ folder. Each task directory contains its corresponding annotation file and linked media resources, allowing the benchmark to be used directly for task-specific or unified omni-modal evaluation.
Sample Identification
The index field serves as the stable, zero-based row identifier within each task. For evaluation and result submission, a sample can be uniquely identified using the combination of:
task_sourceindexThis convention provides a consistent mapping between dataset samples and inference outputs.
Evaluation
Inference results produced on FysicsReason can be evaluated using the official workflow provided in the FysicsReason repository. FysicsReason Evaluation Repository