--- pretty_name: CaptionExam license: other license_name: research-only license_link: LICENSE language: - en task_categories: - image-to-text - visual-question-answering tags: - image-captioning - dense-captioning - benchmark size_categories: - n<1K configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: test path: images/** --- # CaptionExam 109 images and 3,099 fine-grained multiple-choice questions about them, for grading image captions: a text-only judge answers each question from a caption alone. Every question includes the option *"not mentioned / indeterminable"*, which is never the answer. Evaluation code: [Ki-Seki/CaptionExam](https://github.com/Ki-Seki/CaptionExam). The images are photos, illustrations, product shots, posters, book covers and text-heavy graphics. Each has 15–42 questions (median 27) about objects and counts, colors and materials, pose and orientation, layout, rendered text and its exact wording, typography, style and background. ## Format `questions.jsonl` has one question per line, and `images/metadata.jsonl` repeats each image's questions alongside the image. ```json {"id": "img_0001_q02", "image_id": "img_0001", "question": "What color is the body of the pickup truck parked under the carport?", "options": ["white or light silver", "dark blue or black", "red or maroon", "dark green", "not mentioned / indeterminable"], "answer": ["white or light silver"], "bbox": [453, 552, 622, 804]} ``` `bbox` is the region the question is about, as `[y_min, x_min, y_max, x_max]` normalized to 0–1000. 120 questions cover the whole image. ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("Ki-Seki/CaptionExam", split="test") # one row per image, with its questions ``` ## License The questions and annotations are for research use. The images were collected from the public web and their copyright stays with their owners; they are provided only for non-commercial research and evaluation. To have an image removed, open an issue at [Ki-Seki/CaptionExam](https://github.com/Ki-Seki/CaptionExam/issues).