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Document Pointerbench inference protocol
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README.md
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Predictions are JSONL rows with an `id` and either a `point` or `bbox`, depending
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See each subset README for the exact distribution, schema details, and examples.
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## License
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Predictions are JSONL rows with an `id` and either a `point` or `bbox`, depending
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on `answer_type`.
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Recommended inference prompt:
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```bash
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python eval.py --show-system-prompt
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```text
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You are evaluating Pointerbench, a GUI grounding benchmark. You will receive one 1024x768 screenshot and one task instruction. Use absolute pixel coordinates with origin at the top-left of the image. Do not return normalized coordinates. Do not crop or resize the coordinate frame. For point tasks, return JSON like {"point": [x, y]}. For bounding-box tasks, return JSON like {"bbox": [x0, y0, x1, y1]}.
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```
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You can edit the prompt for your inference stack. Keep the 1024x768 absolute
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pixel coordinate frame fixed, and report any image resizing or multi-step zoom
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strategy with your results.
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See each subset README for the exact distribution, schema details, and examples.
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## License
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