--- license: cc-by-4.0 language: - pt pretty_name: EngQuant size_categories: - n<1K task_categories: - question-answering - text-generation tags: - engineering - physical-quantities - quantitative-reasoning - structural-engineering - portuguese - benchmark configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: train path: data/engquant.parquet --- # EngQuant **Adversarial benchmark of physical quantities in engineering, in Brazilian Portuguese.** EngQuant is a set of **800** procedurally generated, multi-step design-and-verification problems in engineering (Brazilian Portuguese), each with a **verifiable numeric answer key per sub-quantity** (`gabarito`). Every case is anchored in a primary bibliographic source — canonical textbooks, ABNT (Brazilian) technical norms, theses, and validated lecture notes — and stresses exactly where language models tend to fail on technical text: locale-specific numbers (decimal comma, thousands), compound dimensional units, normative/material identifiers, symbolic notation, regime decisions, and error propagation across steps. Inclusion criterion: ≥ 4 auditable sub-quantities, ≥ 1 high-risk tag, a resolvable reference, and `review_status = validated`. ## Usage ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("aiacontext/engquant", split="train") print(ds[0]["title"]) # verifiable answer key per sub-quantity: print(ds[0]["gabarito"]) ``` ## Data fields | field | type | description | |---|---|---| | `id` | string | case identifier (e.g., `civ-balanco-cons-001`) | | `title` | string | case title with the key quantities | | `metadata` | struct | `discipline_folder`, `language`, `has_figure`, `has_table`, `n_subgrandezas` | | `reference` | struct | bibliographic anchor (`source_id`, `chapter`, `section`, `page_range`, `notes`) | | `tags` | list[string] | emergent stratification tags (cross-discipline) | | `expected_signals` | list[string] | reasoning signals a correct solution should exhibit | | `memoria_calculo` | struct | worked calculation memory | | `expected_norms` | list[string] | normative references expected in the solution | | `gabarito` | list[struct] | **answer key**: one auditable sub-quantity per entry (value + unit) | | `prompts` | struct | prompt variants | | `messages_for_api` | struct | chat-format messages | ## Tag stratification Disciplines are organizational folders; statistical analysis stratifies by emergent tags that cut across disciplines. Counts over the 800 cases: | tag | n | |---|---| | `cadeia-erro-propagado` | 800 | | `disciplina-civ-estrutural` | 800 | | `identificador-simbolo-tecnico` | 800 | | `locale-pt-br-decimal-virgula` | 800 | | `identificador-material-br` | 690 | | `identificador-norma-br` | 690 | | `bibliografia-norma-abnt` | 690 | | `locale-pt-br-thousands` | 460 | | `constante-normativa` | 420 | | `bibliografia-livro-br` | 300 | | `decisao-regime` | 200 | | `identificador-fragmentado` | 120 | Tag definitions are in [`tags_vocabulary.yaml`](tags_vocabulary.yaml); the bibliographic sources are in [`references.yaml`](references.yaml); generation provenance (version, hashes, schema) is in [`manifest.json`](manifest.json). ## Provenance Version `0.1.5`, schema `1.0`. Cases are generated procedurally (Latin-hypercube sampling over physically validated parameter ranges) and the answer keys are computed, not authored — each sub-quantity is numerically verifiable. The textual style of each case is *informed by* its bibliographic source; the cases themselves are original. ## License [CC-BY-4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) © 2026 Aia Context. ## Citation ```bibtex @misc{engquant2026, title = {EngQuant: an adversarial benchmark of physical quantities in Brazilian-Portuguese engineering}, author = {Leit\~ao Filho, Antonio de Sousa and Barros Filho, Allan Kardec Duailibe and Lima, Fabr\'icio Saul and Santos, Selby Mykael Lima dos and Sousa, Rejani Bandeira Vieira}, year = {2026}, howpublished = {Hugging Face dataset}, url = {https://huggingface.co/datasets/aiacontext/engquant} } ```