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Document Pointerbench inference protocol
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pointerbench-sheets/README.md
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### Evaluate
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predicted click point (absolute pixels on the 1024×768 image).
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```json
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{"id": "pbs_0000", "point": [612, 388]}
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```bash
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python eval.py --predictions preds.jsonl
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### Evaluate
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1. Print the recommended system prompt with `python eval.py --show-system-prompt`,
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or edit it for your inference stack while keeping the 1024x768 coordinate
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2. Run your model on every example's `instruction` + image and collect a
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predicted click point (absolute pixels on the 1024×768 image).
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3. Write predictions as JSONL, one object per example:
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```json
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{"id": "pbs_0000", "point": [612, 388]}
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```
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4. Score (pure standard library, no dependencies):
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```bash
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python eval.py --predictions preds.jsonl
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