Datasets:
metadata
language: en
license: mit
size_categories:
- 10K
pretty_name: Random Wires
tags:
- synthetic
Generation Parameters
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| seed | 42 |
| num points | 1000 |
| test proportion | None |
| include reasoning | False |
System Prompt
Please predict the structure of this shape using this XML format:
- Use <wire> as the enclosing tags
- wire must have a diameter attribute of type float
- wire has two child elements, <transform> and <segments>
- transform has two child elements, <pos> and <rot>.
- <pos> and <rot> represent the position and rotation of the start of the wire respectively.
- <pos> has x, y, and z attributes in the units shown on the images grid overaly.
- the location of <pos> is shown by the colored axis on the image.
- <rot> has x, y, z, and w attributes. They are the quaternion in degrees.
- <segments> is a mixed list of <bend> and <straight> elements.
- <segments> must have at least one child element.
- <segments> is a sequence that starts from the colored axis.
- <bend> tags have angle, radius, and roll attributes. Angle and roll are in degrees, radius is in world units shown by the grid.
- <straight> just has a length attribute in grid units.
- All attributes are floats to 1 decimal place.
Your goal is to match the shape in the image as closely as possible by predicting the correct sequence of <straight> and <bend> tags and choosing the attribute values.