Datasets:
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path: data/train-*
dataset_info:
features:
- name: image
dtype: image
- name: UUID
dtype: string
- name: Image ID
dtype: string
- name: Paper DOI
dtype: string
- name: Paper Title
dtype: string
- name: Image Caption
dtype: string
- name: Image Authors
dtype: string
- name: References DOIs
list: string
- name: Citing DOIs
list: string
splits:
- name: train
num_bytes: 56943467858
num_examples: 94233
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dataset_size: 56943467858
license: mit
task_categories:
- image-text-to-text
language:
- en
tags:
- astronomy
- multimodal
size_categories:
- 100K<n<1M
AstroCLIMB:
Astronomy Citation Linking from Illustrations: a Multimodal Benchmark
AstroCLIMB is the shared task for 4th WASP: Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Scientific Publications.
Motivation
Scientists rely on figures to share their discoveries, but this makes the information contained in the figures hard to parse, archive, and search. Recent multimodal neural-network models promise to extract this information, but have not yet been widely tested and adopted by the astronomy community. In partnership with astroexplorer.org, we offer a novel dataset and an associated task as a benchmark to evaluate a model’s multimodal capabilities. The task is to partially reconstruct the citation graph of astronomy papers from their figures and captions.
Dataset Description
The dataset consists of over 100K figure+caption pairs from the astroexplorer.org from recent open access astronomy papers. More details to come.
Dataset({
features: ['image', 'UUID', 'Image ID', 'Paper DOI', 'Paper Title', 'Image Caption', 'Image Authors', 'References DOIs', 'Citing DOIs'],
num_rows: 94233
})
(test set to be released in November 2026)
imagesare stored as PIL PNG objects.Image Captionare English language text.UUID,Image ID,Paper DOI,Paper Titleare metadata.
A more complete descriptions of the dataset can be found on the WASP2026 website here.
Task Description
The goal of the task is single-class classification. The inputs are pairs of figures, a figure and a caption, or a pair of captions. The possible output classes are:
same paperrelated papers(references or citing)unrelated papers(neither references nor citing)same figure(only for figure+caption pairs)
The challenge is being evaluated on Kaggle here.
Contact
For inquiries, contact Felix Grezes at felix.grezes@cfa.harvard.edu.
