--- license: apache-2.0 language: - en task_categories: - multiple-choice tags: - omni-modal - multimodal - robustness - structural-corruption - video - audio size_categories: - 10K ## What is in this repository ``` data/ ├─ dataset_baseline.jsonl 273 clean tri-modal questions (the baseline reference) ├─ dataset_single.jsonl 29,144 single-modality corruptions (text / vision / audio) ├─ dataset_combined.jsonl 17,875 bimodal + trimodal joint corruptions └─ dataset_*_preview.json first 30 rows of each file, indented and field-trimmed media/ ├─ Social_IQ_single_question/ video + audio, 100 base examples ├─ omnibench/ image + audio, 77 base examples └─ valor/ video + audio, 96 base examples ``` `data/*.jsonl` is one question per line and carries everything needed to evaluate: the question text, the answer options, the reference answer, the corruption metadata, and direct URLs to the media in `media/`. The media tree mirrors `//////`. | Split | Rows | Contents | |---|---|---| | `baseline` | 273 | Clean examples. Every corruption is compared against these. | | `single` | 29,144 | One modality corrupted at a time, 14 operators × severity 10/30/50/70. | | `combined` | 17,875 | 18 bimodal + 11 trimodal preset conditions. | ## Loading Metadata only (fast — media stays remote): ```python from datasets import load_dataset baseline = load_dataset("KZL96/ModalityFaultLines-SCEval", "baseline", split="train") single = load_dataset("KZL96/ModalityFaultLines-SCEval", "single", split="train") row = single[0] print(row["question"], row["options"], row["gold_key"]) print(row["visual_url"], row["audio_url"]) # resolve directly over HTTPS ``` Media, all of it (about 112 GB — pick a subfolder if you do not need everything): ```python from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download snapshot_download( repo_id="KZL96/ModalityFaultLines-SCEval", repo_type="dataset", allow_patterns=["media/omnibench/**"], # drop this argument for the full tree local_dir="./SCEval", ) ``` ## Field reference | Field | Meaning | |---|---| | `row_id`, `question_id`, `sample_id` | Identifiers. `sample_id` ties a corrupted row to its clean counterpart. | | `dataset` | Source benchmark: `Social_IQ_single_question`, `omnibench`, or `valor`. | | `question`, `original_question` | Question text after / before text corruption (identical unless the text channel was corrupted). | | `options`, `gold_key`, `gold_answer_raw` | Answer options `A0`–`A3`, the correct key, and its full text. | | `visual_url`, `audio_url` | Media actually shown to the model for this row. | | `original_visual_url`, `original_audio_url` | The clean media for the same example. | | `corrupted_url` | Whichever channel this row corrupts; equals `visual_url` or `audio_url`. | | `visual_kind` | `video` or `image`. | | `corruption_modality` | Which channel is corrupted (`文本` text / `视觉` vision / `音频` audio). | | `corruption_group`, `corruption_type` | Operator family and the specific operator. | | `severity_base` | `10`, `30`, `50`, or `70`. | | `severity_variant` | Distinguishes multiple random realizations at one severity. | | `is_baseline` | `true` only in the `baseline` split. | | `condition_id`, `condition_label` | `combined` split only: which joint-corruption preset. | | `human_understandable`, `human_valid`, `human_must_three_modal` | Human-verification outcomes (`是` yes / `否` no). | Two conventions matter when reporting numbers. Corrupted rows are only interpretable against their same-`sample_id` baseline row, so the `baseline` split should be evaluated alongside any corruption split. And for stochastic operators, the multiple `severity_variant` realizations within one (model, modality, operator, severity) bucket are aggregated **worst-case**: if any variant is answered incorrectly, the bucket counts as incorrect. ## Licensing and source media This repository is released under Apache-2.0. The corrupted media is derived from three existing benchmarks, and the underlying source material remains subject to their original licenses and terms: [Social-IQ](https://github.com/A2Zadeh/Social-IQ), [OmniBench](https://m-a-p.ai/OmniBench/), and [VALOR](https://github.com/TXH-mercury/VALOR). Please cite those datasets in addition to this work. ## Citation ```bibtex @inproceedings{sceval2026, title = {Modality Fault Lines: Structural Corruptions Reveal Fragile Omni-Modal Reasoning}, booktitle = {Findings of the Association for Computational Linguistics: EMNLP 2026}, year = {2026} } ```