# VisSlideBench evaluation ## Setup ```bash pip install -r eval/requirements.txt # judge + text matching pip install paddlepaddle-gpu paddleocr==3.3.2 # OCR, only for run_ocr.py export OPENAI_API_KEY=... # any OpenAI-compatible endpoint export OPENAI_BASE_URL=... # optional export VISSLIDEBENCH_JUDGE=gpt-4.1 # optional, default gpt-4.1 ``` ## Predictions Generate one image per case and save it as `//.png`, where `` is `t2i`, `template`, `multi_image`, or `edit` and `` is the `id` field. Our runs generate t2i cases at 1280x720, template and multi_image cases at 1376x768, and edit cases at the record's `width` and `height` (the source slide size), with seed `2233 + index` for case `index`. ## Scoring ```bash cd VisSlideBench for t in t2i template multi_image; do python eval/run_ocr.py --task $t --pred_dir $PRED --device gpu:0 python eval/score_generation.py --task $t --pred_dir $PRED --workers 16 done python eval/score_edit.py --pred_dir $PRED --workers 16 python eval/aggregate.py --pred_dir $PRED # Table 1 layout python eval/aggregate.py --pred_dir $PRED --by source # real vs synthetic python eval/aggregate.py --pred_dir $PRED --by prompt_type # short / long / style_json ``` Per-case scores go to `/scores/.jsonl`. A case that fails a metric (missing image, no OCR text, no required text in the instruction, or a judge error after three retries) has no value for that metric and is left out of that metric's average. ## Judge settings | Call | Prompt | Temperature | Max tokens | |---|---|---:|---:| | Required-text extraction (CF) | in `score_generation.py` | 0.2 | 800 | | Input-image preservation (multi_image CF) | `prompts/content_faithfulness.txt` | 0.2 | 1200 | | Instruction Following | `prompts/style_instruction_following_{text,json}.txt` | 0.2 | 2000 | | Aesthetic Quality | `prompts/aesthetic_quality.txt` | 0.2 | 2000 | | Edit success + consistency | `prompts/edit_evaluation_source_control.txt` | 0.7 | 512 | | Edit presentation quality | `prompts/edit_evaluation_quality.txt` | 0.7 | 512 | Images sent to the judge are JPEG-encoded with the long side capped at 1,600 pixels and `detail: high`.