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license: cc-by-4.0
pretty_name: Tech Graphics Benchmark (annotations)
tags:
  - diagrams
  - text-rendering
  - benchmark
  - human-evaluation

Tech Graphics Benchmark: annotations

Write-up: Can image models spell the labels? A first look at my Tech Graphics Benchmark

Raw human evaluation data for Tech-Graphics-Benchmark: one JSON file per annotated generation, written by the annotation Space. The model was hidden from the annotator until the file was saved; cost and size were shown.

Layout: annotations/<run_id>/<gen_id>.json. gen_id matches a row in the runs dataset's <run_id>/manifest.jsonl.

Field Type Meaning
run_id, gen_id, prompt_id, model string Which generation
usd_per_image number List price of the generation (USD)
width, height int Delivered image size in pixels
text_exact bool or null Every expected string present and spelled exactly; no invented text
text_legible bool or null All text readable at a glance
structure_ok bool or null Arrow, order and placement instructions honoured
meaning_preserved bool or null Same meaning as the brief or the original sketch
rating_style, rating_overall, rating_value int 1–10 or null Style, would-publish, value for money
text_errors string One error per line, expected → got
notes string Free-text comments
process_notes string Notes about the annotation process, not the image: criteria to add or change, things the form couldn't capture. Absent before 2026-10-28
annotated_at ISO 8601 UTC When saved

A validation field is null when it doesn't apply to the prompt (see the prompt's validation list): not applicable, not a fail. Annotations saved before 2026-10-28 20:45 UTC have every tick as a bool.

process-notes/<YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS>.json holds process notes saved without an annotation: {note, run_id, gen_id, prompt_id, written_at}, the generation being the one on screen when it was written.

Annotations saved before 2026-10-28's form change may lack text_legible, width and height. Grading and scoring: README § Grading.