--- license: mit configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: OmanicSynth path: OmanicSynth.jsonl - split: OmanicBench path: OmanicBench.jsonl --- # Omanic The dataset contains two splits: - `OmanicSynth`: 10,296 machine-generated training examples. - `OmanicBench`: 967 expert-reviewed, human-annotated evaluation examples. Each row is a single 4-hop reasoning instance. For more details, please refer to the paper: [Omanic: Towards Step-wise Evaluation of Multi-hop Reasoning in Large Language Models](https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.16654). ## Data Fields Each example contains the following top-level keys: - `id`: A unique example identifier. - `single_hop`: A list of decomposed single-hop sub-questions that form the reasoning chain. In Omanic, this chain is typically 4 hops long. - `multi_hop_question`: The final multi-hop question. - `multi_hop_answer`: The gold final answer to the multi-hop question. - `multiple_choice_options`: The final answer options for the multi-hop question. In the Omanic, these are the same as the options for the last single-hop question. - `correct_answer_label`: The correct option label for the final multi-hop question, typically one of `A`, `B`, `C`, or `D`. - `motif_type`: The reasoning graph topology of the multi_hop_question. Common values include `Bridge`, `Chain`, and `Converging`. - `Bridge`: the answer to `Step1` must appear in the question for `Step2`, and the answers to `Step2` and `Step3` must both appear in the question for `Step4`. - `Chain`: each step's question must contain the answer from the immediately preceding step. - `Converging`: the answers to `Step1` and `Step2` must both appear in the question for `Step3`, and the answer to `Step3` must appear in the question for `Step4`. Here, `StepX` refers to the X-th sub-question in `single_hop`. ### `single_hop` `single_hop` is a list of 4 sinle-hop questions. Each element describes one intermediate reasoning step and typically contains: - `question`: The single-hop sub-question for this reasoning step. - `answer`: The gold answer to this sub-question. - `multiple_choice_options`: The multiple-choice options for this hop. - `correct_answer_label`: The correct option label for this hop. - `domain`: The semantic domain assigned to this hop, such as history, science, economics, or culture. This element is present for every hop except the first one. ## Example Schema ```json { "id": "551573_631365_53191", "single_hop": [ { "question": "Who is the author of Candida?", "answer": "George Bernard Shaw", "multiple_choice_options": { "A": "Anton Chekhov", "B": "Henrik Ibsen", "C": "George Bernard Shaw", "D": "Oscar Wilde" }, "correct_answer_label": "C" }, { "question": "What is the country of citizenship of George Bernard Shaw?", "answer": "Ireland", "multiple_choice_options": { "A": "Scotland", "B": "England", "C": "Ireland", "D": "United Kingdom" }, "correct_answer_label": "C", "domain": "History and Literature" }, { "question": "How many distinct 3-member committees can be formed from a group of 7 candidates?", "answer": "35", "multiple_choice_options": { "A": "21", "B": "35", "C": "42", "D": "28" }, "correct_answer_label": "B", "domain": "Mathematics and Logic" }, { "question": "In Ireland, which political party was founded 35 years before 1968?", "answer": "Fine Gael", "multiple_choice_options": { "A": "Fine Gael", "B": "Labour Party", "C": "Fianna Fáil", "D": "Sinn Féin" }, "correct_answer_label": "A", "domain": "History and Literature" } ], "multi_hop_question": "In the country of citizenship of the author of Candida, which political party was founded the same number of years before 1968 as the number of distinct 3-member committees that can be formed from a group of 7 candidates?", "multi_hop_answer": "Fine Gael", "multiple_choice_options": { "A": "Fine Gael", "B": "Labour Party", "C": "Fianna Fáil", "D": "Sinn Féin" }, "correct_answer_label": "A", "motif_type": "Chain" } ``` ## Contact For any inquiries, please reach out at **peettherapynoys@gmail.com** ## Citation If you find Omanic useful for your research and applications, please cite: ```bibtex @article{gu2026omanic, title={Omanic: Towards Step-wise Evaluation of Multi-hop Reasoning in Large Language Models}, author={Gu, Xiaojie and Tong, Sherry T and Feng, Aosong and Han, Sophia Simeng and Lu, Jinghui and Chen, Yingjian and Iwasawa, Yusuke and Matsuo, Yutaka and Park, Chanjun and Ying, Rex and Li, Irene}, journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.16654}, year={2026} } ```