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## 🔗 Codes
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## 🤖 Methodology
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With the created synthetic images, I annotated the possible direction based on my human judgements. Later, I passed the dataset to Cosmos 3 2B alongside the prompt “which way should the robot go?”. I stored the output in a csv file, and passed both the human annotated dataset and the output csv to LLM (Sonnet 5.5) to find a similarity score between 0-5.
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## 🤖 Discussion & weaknesses
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Cosmos 3 2B scored 14/60 on this synthetic dataset. It failed to show empathy, especially toward children and pregnant woman. The human gesture judgment was also poor compared to human annotation.
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One of the main weaknesses of this study is human annotation. A single annotator is not enough for drawing conclusions. Also the prompt quality, it was a basic prompt.
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## 🤖Future Direction
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Real world dataset is a must to understand the navigation gestures a group of people use. So collecting real data should be the first priority for this benchmark. A 20 to 30 hour video taken on the narrow streets is a good start. Rethinking the methodology is also needed, especially choosing the similarity score.
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## 🔗 Codes
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