# Published pVQA question specs, merged from # datasets/Puzzle_Perception/PVQA/{chess,nqueens}/questions.yaml. # # Nested by task: both tasks number their questions q1..qN, so a flat # mapping would collide. `text` and `options` mirror the `question` and # `options` columns; the remaining keys are answer-derivation provenance. # # CRG method internals (ablate_pieces, generator, params, slug) are not # published — they describe how the negative image is built, not the data. chess: q1: category: localization options: - A - B - C - D text: Which quarter of the board is the white queen in? A=top-left B=top-right C=bottom-left D=bottom-right. q2: category: localization options: - A - B - C - D text: Which quarter of the board is the white bishop in? A=top-left B=top-right C=bottom-left D=bottom-right. q3: category: localization options: - top - bottom text: Is the leftmost white pawn in the top half or the bottom half of the board? q4: category: relation options: - above - below text: Is the white king above or below the black knight? q5: category: geometric options: - 'Yes' - 'No' text: Are the white rook and the black king in the same row or the same column? q6: category: geometric options: - 'Yes' - 'No' text: Are the white king and the black king on adjacent (touching) squares? q7: category: tactical options: - 'Yes' - 'No' text: Is the white queen on the same rank, file, or diagonal as the black king? q8: category: existence options: - 'Yes' - 'No' text: Is there a white queen on the board? nqueens: q1: axis: row options: - top - bottom role: left rule: half text: Is the leftmost queen in the top half or the bottom half of the board? q2: axis: col options: - left - right role: top rule: half text: Is the topmost queen in the left half or the right half of the board? q3: axis: row options: - above - below roles: - left - right rule: rel text: Is the leftmost queen above or below the rightmost queen? q4: axis: row options: - top - middle - bottom role: left rule: third text: Is the leftmost queen in the top, middle, or bottom third of the board?