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Seeing Is Not Sharing (SINS) Binary Common-Ground Judgment Dataset
Dataset Description
SINS is a 13,077-instance binary common-ground judgment (interpretation
matching judgment) dataset, derived from the public Grounded Misunderstandings
in MapTask (GMMT) annotations. Each instance asks whether the giver and
follower interpret the referring expression as the same landmark. Rows
preserve identifiers and context-window provenance while mapping GMMT status to
gold_label: aligned becomes yes; pending and misunderstood become
no.
Related Resources
| Resource | Location |
|---|---|
| SINS code and prompts | GitHub |
| SINS paper | arXiv:2606.31719, to appear in SIGDIAL 2026 |
| GMMT code | GitHub |
| GMMT dataset | Hugging Face |
| GMMT paper | arXiv:2511.03718, LREC 2026 |
Load with Datasets
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("chnln/seeing-is-not-sharing", split="train")
Data Fields
The release contains ref_id, dialogue_id, map_id, utt_id,
transaction_id, context_transaction_ids, end_utt_id_of_context,
timed_unit_ids, expression, status, and gold_label.
Excluded Material
The SINS HF dataset does not contain dialogue context. It does not contain MapTask maps, images, OCR, or image-derived text. It also does not contain generated prompts, model predictions, log-probabilities, or copies of the underlying MapTask source files. Users who download MapTask themselves may reconstruct context with the SINS code repository and a local GMMT checkout.
Licensing and Provenance
SINS is released under CC BY 4.0. It is derived from
GMMT,
which is also CC BY 4.0. Please cite both the SINS paper and GMMT when using
this dataset. See NOTICE in the code repository for details.
Citation
SINS accompanies the following paper, which will appear in SIGDIAL 2026:
@misc{li2026seeing,
title = {Seeing Is Not Sharing: Some Vision-Language Models Overestimate Common Ground in Asymmetric Dialogue},
author = {Li, Nan and Gatt, Albert and Poesio, Massimo},
year = {2026},
eprint = {2606.31719},
archivePrefix = {arXiv},
primaryClass = {cs.CL},
url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.31719},
note = {To appear in SIGDIAL 2026}
}
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