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pharmaceuticals_2053_2182 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nAnalyze the root causes of drug shortages and the FDA's strategies to address them."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/2182.png"
] | <think>
The document provides a list of specific origins or root causes for the IV Opioids shortage. This directly answers the 'root causes' part of the user's query. The slide details factors such as manufacturing and distribution delays, remediation efforts, and a lack of alternative sources. No strategies are listed on this specific page.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Origins of the IV Opioids Shortage
• Critical need for use in post-op settings
• One large manufacturer reported shortages of multiple critical drugs including injectable hydromorphone and morphine due to manufacturing, distribution, third party supplier delays, as well as remediation efforts at one of their facilities, beginning in July of 2017
• Lack of alternative sources for needed products with sufficient capacity to meet added demand","bbox":[48, 57, 957, 825]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_188_1155 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are the responsibilities managed by the Office of Generic Drugs of the FDA?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/1155.png"
] | <think>
The document lists the responsibilities under the subtitle and main bullet points.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Science, Research & Communication","bbox":[196, 177, 801, 247]},{"evidence":"Generic Drug Science and Research","bbox":[129, 407, 673, 473]},{"evidence":"Generic Drugs Priorities and Projects","bbox":[129, 592, 683, 655]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_28 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the longest word on the line beginning with the phrase \"Acne...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/609715ccde488550_rotate_270.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "Reduction", "bbox": [854, 652, 914, 672]}]``` |
codevision_pos_348 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow many times does the word 'is' appear in the paragraph that starts with \"5.00pm from the...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/codevision/images/sample5610_0.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "1", "bbox": [296, 698, 388, 787]}]``` |
codevision_rl_1457 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nApproximately how many words are in the paragraph opening with the words \"for better or...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/b89d1f080d73677f_rotate_90.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "8", "bbox": [21, 150, 248, 177]}]``` |
finance_en_168_1463 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat was Citigroup’s Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/1463.png"
] | <think>
The table at the bottom of the page lists the Supplementary Leverage Ratio. Under the 'Citigroup' column, the value is explicitly stated as 5.81. The headers and introductory text confirm this data is as of December 31, 2024.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Supplementary Leverage ratio | Required Capital Ratios: 5.0 | Citigroup: 5.81","bbox":[50, 453, 948, 492]}]
``` |
computer_science_8_463 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow do binary search trees and binary heaps differ in their structure, ordering properties, and use cases, and what implications do these differences have on their performance and applications in real-world systems?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science/463.png"
] | <think>
Based on the provided document image, here is the relevant evidence regarding binary heaps, their structure, ordering properties, and use cases. Note that the document strictly defines these concepts for heaps and does not contain corresponding definitions for binary search trees on this page.
The 'heap property' definition explicitly describes the ordering property of a heap, stating the relationship between a node's value and its children's values.
The 'heapsort algorithm' definition provides information about the structure (binary heap), a primary use case (priority queue, sorting), and the operational logic (comparison operation, repeated removal).
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"heap property requires that the priority value of each node in the heap is greater than or equal to the priority values of its children","bbox":[115, 553, 834, 583]},{"evidence":"heapsort algorithm adds all elements to a binary heap priority queue data structure using the comparison operation to determine priority value and returns the sorted list by repeatedly removing from the priority queue element-by-element","bbox":[115, 587, 872, 633]}]
``` |
neg_computer_000063_0 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExplain how using the get() method instead of square bracket notation when accessing dictionary values in Python prevents errors and supports safer code execution."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science_all/Introduction_to_Python_Programming_page_0263.png"
] | <think>
The user wants an explanation of why using the `get()` method is safer than square brackets for dictionary access. While the top of the page contains a multiple-choice question that lists both syntax styles as options (question 3), the page itself is focused on 'Looping on a dictionary' and 'Iterating over a dictionary' (Example 10.3). There is no text on this page that explains the safety, error handling, or differences between `get()` and `[]` access methods.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_188_1164 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are the responsibilities managed by the Office of Generic Drugs of the FDA?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/1164.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the responsibilities and action items associated with the Commissioner's Drug Competition Action Plan (DCAP), which aligns with the objectives of the Office of Generic Drugs (OGD) policy, include:
The document lists three main action items under the Commissioner's Drug Competition Action Plan (DCAP), which directly relate to the regulation and approval of generic drugs managed by the FDA.
This point highlights a specific focus on complex generic products, a key responsibility area for the generic drug program.
This point addresses market competition and regulatory loopholes related to generic drug approvals.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"1. Streamline ANDA review process to increase efficiency, effectiveness, and output of approvals","bbox":[43, 275, 904, 387]},{"evidence":"2. Enhance development and review of complex generic drug products","bbox":[43, 399, 894, 457]},{"evidence":"3. Reduce \"gaming\" that delays generic drug approval and extends monopoly beyond what Congress intended","bbox":[44, 468, 844, 578]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_68 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the full text of the paragraph concluding with the phrase \"...coffee, and more.\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/54c85371cc00ec9e_rotate_270.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "Attend an in-depth, hands-on cooking work- shop-or host an event for your private party or company event. For kids or adults! Make chocolate, extrude fresh pasta, roast coffee, and more.", "bbox": [602, 633, 732, 709]}]``` |
codevision_rl_1018 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the longest word on the line beginning with the phrase \"Don't...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/22ebab057da81e6b_flip_horizontal.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "event?", "bbox": [778, 739, 948, 755]}]``` |
hr_25_361 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nIn what ways did the conflict in Ukraine influence the movement of third-country nationals into Central European nations relative to those in Western Europe?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/361.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the specific evidence regarding the influence of the conflict in Ukraine on the movement of third-country nationals is found in the section "Recent developments on the mobile working-age population".
The text states that the conflict led to a significant increase in the movement of **third-country nationals**, specifically that immigration for this group **doubled** between 2021 and 2022.
The document does **not** provide specific evidence comparing the movement of *third-country nationals* into Central European nations versus Western European nations. It does, however, discuss regional differences (Central/Eastern vs. Western) for *EU movers* (citizens of EU member states), noting a male predominance in Central/Eastern countries like Latvia, Poland, and Bulgaria, but this is distinct from the third-country nationals affected by the war.
Relevant evidence extracted from the text:
This text explicitly links the conflict in Ukraine ('Russia's war of aggression') to a significant increase ('doubled', '+133 %') in the movement of third-country nationals into the EU.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"However, the most remarkable increase of movement was experienced by third-country nationals, where immigration doubled between 2021 and 2022 reaching 3 324 000 in 2022 (+133 %). This is likely attributed to the Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.","bbox":[143, 435, 856, 506]}]
``` |
neg_industrial_000111_8 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nEffects of environmental changes on the United States Air Force."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_1-1-8_page_0020.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking for information regarding the 'Effects of environmental changes on the United States Air Force'. The provided image is a page from a Technical Order (TO 1-1-8) containing a list of acronyms and a 'List of Related Publications'. While it lists 'AFI 32-7001 Environmental Management' and defines 'USAF' as 'United States Air Force', the page itself is a bibliography/reference section. It does not contain narrative text describing the effects of environmental changes on the USAF. Therefore, it does not contain the specific evidence required to answer the query.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
hr_205_717 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nState the EU nations with a labor market participation rate exceeding 70%."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/717.png"
] | <think>
Based on the provided document, the country identified with a labor market participation rate (Activity rate) exceeding 70% is **Czechia**.
The table shows the following Activity rates (% of population 15-64) for Czechia:
* **2019:** 76.7%
* **2020:** 76.4%
* **2021:** 76.6%
* **2022:** 77.2%
* **2023:** 77.1%
All recorded years show a rate well above 70%.
The table header identifies the country as 'Czechia'. Row 4 provides the 'Activity rate (% of population 15-64)'. The values for the years 2019 to 2023 are 76.7, 76.4, 76.6, 77.2, and 77.1, all of which exceed 70%.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Czechia Activity rate (% of population 15-64): 2019: 76.7, 2020: 76.4, 2021: 76.6, 2022: 77.2, 2023: 77.1","bbox":[150, 135, 850, 225]}]
``` |
finance_en_77_2937 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDid Bank of America Corporation report a net income of $27.1 billion in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/2937.png"
] | <think>
The 'Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows' table provides the Net income for the year 2024. The unit is specified as '(Dollars in millions)'. The row for 'Net income' under the column '2024' shows the value '27,132'. This translates to $27,132 million, or approximately $27.1 billion.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"(Dollars in millions) ... 2024
Net income $ 27,132","bbox":[53, 133, 946, 172]}]
``` |
computer_science_127_643 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDoes server virtualization enable the creation of VMs, with each behaving like a physical computer, by using a hypervisor?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science/643.png"
] | <think>
The document contains specific bullet points defining 'Server virtualization'. One bullet point explicitly states that it places a software layer called a 'hypervisor' (or VMM) between the machine hardware and the operating systems. Another bullet point mentions that this allows a server to run different types of operating systems simultaneously on the same computer, effectively creating virtual environments that behave like independent computers.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Server virtualization places a software layer called a hypervisor (e.g., virtual machine monitor or VMM) between a machine (e.g., server) hardware and the operating systems that run on it.","bbox":[147, 177, 851, 220]},{"evidence":"Using OS-level or server virtualization allows a server to run different types of operating systems at the same time on the same computer.","bbox":[147, 222, 855, 242]}]
``` |
neg_industrial_000011_3 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nhydrostatic testing procedures aerospace systems"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_00-25-223_page_0011.png"
] | <think>
The user is requesting information on 'hydrostatic testing procedures'. The provided image is a Table of Contents page. While it lists sections such as '3.6 HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS' and 'SECTION VI TESTING COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS', it does not explicitly list 'hydrostatic testing' nor does it contain the actual procedural steps or content requested. The page serves as a navigation index rather than a source of the specific technical evidence required.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_finance_1_000046_2 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat was the total amount of GSBE's CET1 capital in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_all/wells_fargo_2024_page_0185.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking for the CET1 capital of 'GSBE' (likely Goldman Sachs Bank Europe or a specific entity with that acronym). The provided document is explicitly labeled 'Wells Fargo & Company' (bottom center). Although the document contains a table with 'Common Equity Tier 1' (CET1) capital for the year 2024, it pertains to Wells Fargo, not GSBE. Due to the entity mismatch, this page does not contain the requested evidence.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_270_1934 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nSignificance of medication safety reports in the US FDA's functioning"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/1934.png"
] | <think>
The document outlines the lifecycle of a specific FDA reporting requirement. First, the 'FDAAA 2007' established a mandatory '18-month/10,000 patient safety review' (summary analysis of adverse drug reactions). Later, a study titled 'Assessment of the Impact of Scheduled Postmarketing Safety Summary Analyses on Regulatory Actions' evaluated these reports. The key finding presented is that the 'Impact analysis show that these reviews have little value.' Consequently, the '21st Century Cures Act 2016 removes this requirement', indicating that these specific scheduled reports were deemed insignificant for regulatory actions.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"FDAAA 2007 establishes requirement for 18-month/10,000 patient safety review.","bbox":[19, 148, 481, 204]},{"evidence":"Assessment of the Impact of Scheduled Postmarketing Safety Summary Analyses on Regulatory Actions","bbox":[30, 524, 750, 698]},{"evidence":"Impact analysis show that these reviews have little value.","bbox":[31, 830, 487, 860]},{"evidence":"21st Century Cures Act 2016 removes this requirement","bbox":[196, 864, 624, 902]}]
``` |
hr_14_914 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nreasons behind gender disparities in EU jobs focused on digital and green transitions"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/914.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the relevant information regarding gender disparities (specifically in the context of policy steps to improve equality) is found in the section discussing the European Commission's Action Plan.
The text identifies the European Commission's Action Plan as a key policy step to 'improve gender equality' and support 'digital and green transitions'. The plan's focus areas (supporting underrepresented people, providing skills support, improving working conditions) implicitly highlight the underlying reasons or barriers causing these disparities that the policy aims to address.
This section defines the 'future-oriented occupations' relevant to the digital and green transitions, providing context for the jobs where these disparities and labour shortages are occurring.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"At the policy level, several steps have been taken to tackle labour shortages, improve gender equality, and support the digital and green transitions. This includes the European Commission (2024a) Action Plan to tackle labour and skills shortages adopted on 20 March 2024 in particular focuses on “supporting underrepresented people to enter the labour market”, “providing support for skills, training and education”, “improving working conditions”, as well as “attracting third country nationals from abroad”.","bbox":[118, 278, 873, 362]},{"evidence":"In this section, we first construct occupations of interest which are relevant to either the digital or green transition, or experience persistent labour shortages... Then future-oriented occupations are identified, which are at the intersection of digital jobs, green jobs, and labour shortages.","bbox":[118, 619, 874, 683]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_971 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nApproximately how many words are in the paragraph concluding with the phrase \"...Facilitating Understanding\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/20a9ae9e04504014_flip_vertical.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "10", "bbox": [555, 477, 678, 525]}]``` |
hr_145_420 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat was the rise in the proportion of EU movers with low education levels from 2018 to 2023?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/420.png"
] | <think>
The user requested the rise in the proportion of EU movers with low education levels from 2018 to 2023. From the cropped table image, specifically the row labeled 'EU-27' and the column group 'Low (ISCED 0-2)', the data shows the proportion was 28 in 2018 and 30 in 2023. The column 'Diff (pps)' explicitly states the difference is 2.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Table 45: Share of EU movers by educational attainment, 2023
Low (ISCED 0-2) | 2018: 28 | 2023: 30 | Diff (pps): 2","bbox":[140, 125, 860, 235]}]
``` |
finance_en_207_1024 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDoes FICC intermediation include municipal securities?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/1024.png"
] | <think>
The section on 'FICC intermediation' states that it includes activities detailed below. One of the detailed categories is 'Credit Products', which explicitly lists 'municipal securities' as part of its offerings.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"FICC intermediation. Includes client execution activities related to making markets in both cash and derivative instruments, as detailed below.
...
Credit Products. Investment-grade and high-yield corporate securities, credit derivatives, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), bank and bridge loans, municipal securities, distressed debt and trade claims.","bbox":[35, 403, 483, 550]}]
``` |
codevision_pos_108 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nApproximately how many words are in the paragraph concluding with the phrase \"...GB:,,EU pursues G20\"\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/codevision/images/sample1861_0.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "6", "bbox": [79, 258, 199, 337]}]``` |
pharmaceuticals_296_121 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat were the strengths available for Olmesartan Medoxomil pills in the 2017 fiscal year?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/121.png"
] | <think>
The user requested the strengths for Olmesartan Medoxomil pills. I located the relevant row in the 'FY2017 - Notable ANDA Approvals' table and extracted the text. The text clearly lists the strengths as 5 mg, 20mg, and 40 mg.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Olmesartan Medoxomil Tablets, 5 mg, 20mg, and 40 mg","bbox":[20, 210, 975, 265]}]
``` |
hr_46_863 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nfactors contributing to EU labour market resilience amid economic slowdown"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/863.png"
] | <think>
The text explicitly links the resilience of the labour market to improvements in labour productivity and the increased participation of older workers. Specifically, it mentions productivity growth alongside rising employee compensation and improvements in production processes. It also highlights that older workers' employment rates rose due to extended retirement ages, increased life expectancy, and better job retention linked to higher education levels.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Total hours worked increased along with improvements in labour productivity... labour productivity was 0.9% higher in Q4 2024 than in the same quarter of 2023... possibly improvements in production processes that potentially come from competitiveness pressures.","bbox":[118, 126, 879, 287]},{"evidence":"Quarterly employment developments display higher participation of older workers... reaching 65.6%. This reflects not only an increasing participation rate associated with extended statutory retirement ages and life expectancy but also enhanced job retention linked to higher education levels among more recent cohorts of older workers.","bbox":[118, 294, 879, 417]}]
``` |
industrial_209_293 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDoes the CSS hold ultimate authority in overseeing pre-operation briefings, vent monitoring, and emergency responses as per the USAF technical manuals and orders?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial/293.png"
] | <think>
The document lists specific responsibilities for the CSS under item (2), stating they will instruct the SPR/Vent monitor regarding wheel chocks and inform the team when fuel transfer begins. It does not explicitly mention 'ultimate authority,' 'pre-operation briefings,' or 'emergency responses' in the visible text.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"(2) *The CSS will:
(a) *Instruct the SPR/Vent monitor(s) to verify all wheels are chocked as required.
(b) *Inform refueling team members on intercom that fuel transfer is to begin.","bbox":[260, 373, 860, 465]}]
``` |
hr_260_903 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhy does the employment stability differ in the future-oriented EU occupations?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/903.png"
] | <think>
Based on the provided document image, here is the relevant evidence regarding employment stability (referenced as labour shortages and demand) and training in future-oriented occupations.
The document discusses "occupational groupings" in the Note under Figure 22, categorizing them by "increased demand" and "labour shortages" (proxies for employment stability). It also discusses "training" in Section 5.6 as a means to support adaptation.
The Note under Figure 22 defines the occupational groupings, explicitly mentioning 'increased demand', 'persistent and future labour shortages', and 'critical labour shortage occupations'. These factors directly explain the differences in employment stability (demand vs supply) across the future-oriented EU occupations (Green, Digital, etc.).
Section 5.6 explains that training supports the 'adaptation of new technologies' and 'work processes', which contributes to maintaining employment stability (employability). It highlights that 'future-oriented occupations' receive more training compared to 'residual' groups, linking training access to the occupation's nature.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Note: The occupational groupings analysed are the following: Green occupations with increased demand and intermediate to low digital skills intensity (GDDI), green enhanced occupations with intermediate to low digital skills intensity (GEDI), green new and emerging occupations with intermediate to low digital skills intensity (GNDI), labour shortage occupations with higher digital skills intensity and intermediate to low digital skills intensity (LST-D), green occupations with increased demand experiencing persistent and future labour shortages with intermediate to low digital skills (LST-LSF-GD), green occupations new and emerging and enhanced task experiencing persistent and future labour shortages with intermediate to low digital skills (LST-LSF-GNE) occupations with higher digital skills intensity (DH)... critical labour shortage occupations, current and future (LST) and AI-exposed occupations.","bbox":[114, 454, 879, 561]},{"bbox":[114, 659, 879, 804],"evidence":"Trainings support the adaptation of new technologies, work processes, and mastery in task performance... Close to half of workers in future-oriented occupations and workers in digitally more intensive jobs received training provided by their employers... Workers in the remaining groups of occupations of interest received far less training. The lowest level of training was provided to workers in the residual group of critical labour shortages occupations."}]
``` |
codevision_rl_161 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nApproximately how many words are in the paragraph that ends with \"...Zustimmung Einfahrt von Amriswil\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/76aed202358b02f4_rotate_270.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "9", "bbox": [903, 289, 956, 400]}]``` |
neg_computer_000179_3 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are some secure coding practices mentioned for preventing buffer overflows?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science_all/Introduction_to_Computer_Science_page_0884.png"
] | <think>
The document discusses secure coding practices, specifically focusing on 'Rule: Use NULL after free' to prevent Use-After-Free vulnerabilities and 'Practice: Manage memory properly' using `goto` chains for resource cleanup. It does not contain information or practices specifically labeled for preventing 'buffer overflows'.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
industrial_175_524 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are all of the pre-operation checks required to use the HSV?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial/524.png"
] | <think>
Section 9.3 'EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM PREPARATION' explicitly lists the preparation steps for the servicing vehicle, which correspond to pre-operation checks.
Section 9.4 'ICT AIRCRAFT SERVICING PROCEDURES' includes a step referring to additional preparation procedures and a specific check regarding the single point nozzle.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"9.3 EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM PREPARATION.
a. Ensure the servicing vehicle has been pressurized and components, i.e., hoses, nozzles, and dry break coupler(s), checked for leaks.
b. Equipment/facilities having safety defects will not be used for ICT.","bbox":[135, 233, 802, 313]},{"evidence":"9.4 ICT AIRCRAFT SERVICING PROCEDURES.
a. Follow preparation procedures outlined in Chapter 4.
...
b. Ensure the crew member has opened the single point nozzle(s).","bbox":[133, 324, 773, 523]}]
``` |
neg_pharmaceuticals_000197_1 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExplain how did the FDA's refuse to receive percentage in FY 16 compare to FY 15."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals_all/FDA_Office_of_Generic_Drugs_OGD_Keynote_Address_GDUFA_Past_Present_and_Future_page_0019.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking for a comparison of the 'Refuse to Receive' (RTR) percentage between FY 2016 and FY 2015. While the page discusses 'Refuse To Receive (RTR) Guidance' and mentions FY2016 and FY2017 in the context of 'rescissions of RTR', it does not contain data regarding the RTR percentage for either year, nor does it mention FY 2015 or provide any comparative statistics between the two years.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
codevision_rl_1012 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow many sentences are in the paragraph concluding with the phrase \"...AOS SINAIS.\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/ca0c5813ceed889c_flip_horizontal.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "2", "bbox": [718, 892, 893, 920]}]``` |
neg_industrial_000034_44 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow do technical manuals balance procedural consistency with operational flexibility across different military domains while maintaining compliance with standardized protocols?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_32-1-101_page_0137.png"
] | <think>
The user's query asks for an explanation of how technical manuals balance procedural consistency with operational flexibility and compliance across military domains (a high-level policy or methodological question). The provided page (17-5) contains specific procedural instructions on 'Using Slip-Joint Pliers' to bend cotter pins. While the header lists multiple military branches (Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine Corps), indicating it is a joint standardized manual, the text on the page does not explain the philosophy, methodology, or strategies used to achieve the balance described in the query. It is a procedural page, not an informational page about the manual's structure or policy.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
codevision_rl_340 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the last word of the line beginning with the phrase \"4-6 grams...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/aadb51cc4cb5dff0_flip_vertical.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "changers", "bbox": [516, 687, 663, 697]}]``` |
industrial_124_2030 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhich SMD component can process a signal according to the USAF's NAVAIR 01-1A-23?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial/2030.png"
] | <think>
Section 18-4.1 'Surface Mount Device Classification' explicitly defines how SMDs are classified. It states that 'Active Components' are 'Components that process a signal'. This directly answers the user's query about which component processes a signal.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"18-4.1 Surface Mount Device Classification
SMDs are classified as:
• Active Components—Components that process a signal","bbox":[115, 638, 882, 762]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_1125 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nApproximately how many words are in the paragraph that ends with \"...2015\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/77db9e17668a6683_flip_vertical.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "7", "bbox": [151, 339, 484, 365]}]``` |
neg_hr_000233_0 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nIs the share of early leavers from education and training aged 18–24 in Italy greater than 12%?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr_all/annual_report_on_intra-eu_labour_mobility-KE0125029ENN_page_0092.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking for specific statistical data regarding the share of early leavers from education and training (ELET) aged 18–24 in Italy. While the page contains a section heading 'Early leavers from education and training' at the bottom, the text following it only provides a definition of the term and general context. It does not contain any specific data, percentages, or charts for Italy regarding this metric. The chart present on the page (Figure 53) and its accompanying text refer to a different metric: 'Share of adults aged 25-64 participating in formal education and training'. Therefore, the page does not contain the evidence required to answer the user's question.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
codevision_rl_1621 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nApproximately how many words are in the paragraph opening with the words \"eine...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/rotated_images/rot180_383501d9feb084c0_rotate_180.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "11", "bbox": [342, 261, 632, 288]}]``` |
neg_industrial_000098_5 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nIdentify the specific type of hoses required for hot ICT operations involving aircraft fuel servicing."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_00-25-223_page_0132.png"
] | <think>
The user queries about specific hoses for 'hot ICT operations involving aircraft fuel servicing'. The page contains information about Teflon hoses (Section 1.57.4, 1.57.4.1) which are chemically inert to 'missile fuels', High Density Polyethene hoses (Section 1.57.5) for 'pneumatic ground support equipment used in aircraft and missile servicing', and Fire-Resistant hoses (Section 1.57.6) for 'hydraulic fluids'. None of the sections explicitly identify a hose for 'aircraft fuel servicing' in the context of hot ICT operations. The mention of 'missile fuels' and 'pneumatic... servicing' does not directly answer the specific query about aircraft fuel servicing hoses.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
computer_science_136_497 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are the high-level language compilers that are implemented in the C language?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science/497.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the **C compilers** (compilers for the high-level language C) listed are:
* **GCC** (an open-source C compiler developed by the GNU Project)
* **Clang** (an open-source C compiler developed by the LLVM project)
* **Visual C++** (a C and C++ compiler developed by Microsoft)
The document explicitly lists three examples under the section 'Some C compilers include:'. These are GCC, Clang, and Visual C++.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Some C compilers include:
• GCC, an open-source C compiler developed by the GNU Project
• Clang, an open-source C compiler developed by the LLVM project
• Visual C++, a C and C++ compiler developed by Microsoft","bbox":[117, 727, 630, 799]}]
``` |
finance_en_125_643 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nConditions for Issuance of depositary shares representing Preferred stock."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/643.png"
] | <think>
The 'General' section under 'DESCRIPTION OF DEPOSITARY SHARES' directly addresses the issuance of depositary shares. It specifies that these shares are issued as fractional interests (specifically 1/1,000th ownership interest in a share of Series D Preferred Stock), are evidenced by depositary receipts, and are subject to a deposit agreement. This section covers the conditions and nature of the issuance requested by the user.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"General
The Company has issued fractional interests in shares of preferred stock in the form of depositary shares, each representing a 1/1,000th ownership interest in a share of Series D Preferred Stock and evidenced by a depositary receipt. The shares of Series D Preferred Stock represented by depositary shares are deposited under a deposit agreement among the Company, the depositary and the holders from time to time of the depositary receipts evidencing the depositary shares. Subject to the terms of the deposit agreement, each holder of a depositary share is entitled, through the depositary, in proportion to the applicable fraction of a share of Series D Preferred Stock represented by such depositary share, to all the rights and preferences of the Series D Preferred Stock represented thereby (including dividend, voting, redemption and liquidation rights).","bbox":[50, 368, 938, 473]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_1009 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nTranscribe the line beginning with the phrase \"Private bathroom...\"."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/8791a0205e21ecbe_flip_horizontal.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "Private bathroom option available", "bbox": [92, 947, 265, 955]}]``` |
finance_en_247_1211 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nState the redemption amount per share for Citigroup's Series D Preferred Stock."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/1211.png"
] | <think>
Based on the "Company's preferred stock outstanding" table, specifically the row for **Series D**, the redemption price is listed under the column "Redemption price per depositary share/preference share".
The redemption amount per share for Citigroup's Series D Preferred Stock is **$1,000**.
Located the row for 'Series D' in the preferred stock table. Under the column 'Redemption price per depositary share/preference share', the value is listed as $1,000.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Series D(1) ... Redemption price per depositary share/preference share: $ 1,000","bbox":[51, 138, 949, 152]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_306_2035 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDescribe the process for a biosimilar to gain approval under the 351(k) pathway."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/2035.png"
] | <think>
The document explicitly discusses the '351(k) application' in the context of analytical similarity data. It states that the data required for an interchangeable product is not different from that required for a biosimilar product. Additionally, it highlights the need for extended characterization to reduce uncertainty and outlines manufacturing and indication standards.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Analytical similarity data in a 351(k) application to support approval of an IC product is not more, better or different than the analytical similarity data needed to support a biosimilar product","bbox":[190, 286, 839, 403]},{"evidence":"Regardless of whether an Applicant is developing a biosimilar or IC product, extended characterization through additional methods and orthogonal testing reduces uncertainty about potential clinical impact stemming from differences between the biosimilar/IC and the reference product (RP)","bbox":[190, 502, 821, 658]},{"evidence":"Biosimilar and IC products (and RPs) must be manufactured, processed, packed or held in a facility that meets the same standards","bbox":[154, 672, 790, 756]},{"evidence":"Biosimilar and IC products can be used for the same conditions of use (indications) as previously approved for the RP","bbox":[154, 770, 774, 855]}]
``` |
finance_en_220_414 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDid JPMorgan merge commercial and investment banking under a unified structure?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/414.png"
] | <think>
The document header 'COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT BANK' and the subsequent paragraph confirm that the Commercial & Investment Bank comprises the Banking & Payments and Markets & Securities Services businesses. Furthermore, footnote (a) explicitly mentions a 'reorganization of the Firm's business segments in the second quarter of 2024,' indicating the formation of this unified structure.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT BANK(a)
The Commercial & Investment Bank is comprised of the Banking & Payments and Markets & Securities Services businesses. These businesses offer investment banking, lending, payments, market-making, financing, custody and securities products and services to a global base of corporate and institutional clients.","bbox":[53, 80, 472, 344]},{"evidence":"(a) Reflects the reorganization of the Firm's business segments in the second quarter of 2024. Refer to Business Segment & Corporate Results on pages 70–90 for additional information.","bbox":[52, 359, 474, 386]}]
``` |
hr_56_370 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow do labour market integration and the prevalence of part-time employment compare between EU citizens working abroad and third-country nationals within the EU?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/370.png"
] | <think>
The user wants to compare the prevalence of part-time employment between EU citizens working abroad (EU movers) and third-country nationals based on the provided document. The document contains a table listing percentages for "EU movers", "Nationals", and "Third-country nationals" across various countries (FI, FR, HR, HU, IE, IT, LT, LU, LV, MT, NL, PL) for the years 2021 and 2022.
Based on the user's query and the data structure (percentages vary significantly by country in a pattern consistent with part-time work, e.g., Netherlands being high), I will extract the percentage values for 2022 to show the comparison.
**Evidence Extraction:**
* **FI (Finland):** EU movers 23%, Third-country nationals 23%.
* **HR (Croatia):** EU movers 3%, Third-country nationals 32%.
* **HU (Hungary):** EU movers 8%, Third-country nationals 42%.
* **IE (Ireland):** EU movers 15%, Third-country nationals 38%.
* **IT (Italy):** EU movers 13%, Third-country nationals 20%.
* **LT (Lithuania):** EU movers 0%, Third-country nationals 15%.
* **LU (Luxembourg):** EU movers 69%, Third-country nationals 15%.
* **LV (Latvia):** EU movers 7%, Third-country nationals 29%.
* **MT (Malta):** EU movers 33%, Third-country nationals 58%.
* **NL (Netherlands):** EU movers 42%, Third-country nationals 19%.
* **PL (Poland):** EU movers 9%, Third-country nationals 20%.
**Comparison Summary:**
In most of the listed countries (HR, HU, IE, IT, LT, LV, MT, PL), the prevalence of the measured metric (implied to be part-time employment) is significantly higher for **third-country nationals** than for EU movers. Exceptions include **Luxembourg (LU)** and **Netherlands (NL)**, where EU movers have a higher prevalence, and **Finland (FI)**, where the rates are equal.
The table provides a breakdown of percentages for 'EU movers' and 'Third-country nationals' for the year 2022. This data allows for a direct comparison of the prevalence of the metric (identified as part-time employment in the query context) between the two groups across different EU Member States.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Table Data (2022 Percentages for EU movers vs Third-country nationals):
- FI: 23% vs 23%
- HR: 3% vs 32%
- HU: 8% vs 42%
- IE: 15% vs 38%
- IT: 13% vs 20%
- LT: 0% vs 15%
- LU: 69% vs 15%
- LV: 7% vs 29%
- MT: 33% vs 58%
- NL: 42% vs 19%
- PL: 9% vs 20%","bbox":[69, 142, 897, 833]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_270_1913 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nSignificance of medication safety reports in the US FDA's functioning"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/1913.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, here is the relevant evidence regarding the significance of medication safety reports (specifically from social media/Twitter) in the context of FDA pharmacovigilance.
The bullet points summarize the study's findings on using Twitter for drug safety surveillance. It highlights the identification of 4,401 potential adverse event reports ('proto-AEs') and notes a 'High correlation with FAERS' (FDA Adverse Event Reporting System), suggesting statistical significance compared to standard FDA reporting.
The Author's conclusion explicitly addresses the current significance and role of these reports in the FDA's functioning (pharmacovigilance). It states that while patient reports are sophisticated, their 'appropriate role... has not been established' yet.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"English-language Twitter posts mentioning 23 medical products
Identified posts resembling adverse events (proto-AEs)
Vernacular internet terms translated to MedDRA
Terms aggregated by MedDRA SOC
4,401 proto-AEs identified
High correlation with FAERS at SCO level","bbox":[43, 448, 520, 882]},{"evidence":"Author's conclusion:
\"Patients reporting AEs on Twitter showed a range of sophistication when describing their experience. Despite the public availability of these data, their appropriate role in pharmacovigilance has not been established. Additional work is needed to improve data acquisition and automation.\"","bbox":[545, 458, 940, 882]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_282_885 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the implication of using only data from the interested subgroup for treatment effect estimation?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/885.png"
] | <think>
The user asks about the implication of using only data from the interested subgroup for treatment effect estimation. The slide discusses the concept of "Exchangeability" in this context.
1. **"Exchangeability of subgroup treatment effects not always a correct assumption."**
* This implies that subgroups may be distinct (e.g., due to molecular targets) and their treatment effects are not interchangeable. Using only data from the interested subgroup (standard analysis) avoids this potentially incorrect assumption.
2. **"Shrinkage analysis incorrectly assuming exchangeability still accounts for a component of variability"**
* This point defends the alternative method (shrinkage) by stating it has value even if the exchangeability assumption is flawed.
The most direct answer regarding the *nature* of the subgroups (which justifies using specific data or questioning pooling) is the first bullet point.
The slide discusses 'Exchangeability' and notes that it is 'not always a correct assumption' regarding subgroup treatment effects. It provides an example of cancer patients with specific molecular targets where effects differ. This addresses the implication of how subgroups relate (or don't relate) to each other when estimating effects.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Exchangeability of subgroup treatment effects not always a correct assumption.","bbox":[37, 308, 866, 445]},{"evidence":"Drug expected to be more effective in subgroup of cancer patients who exhibit molecular target than subgroup of patients without target.","bbox":[74, 462, 931, 582]},{"evidence":"Shrinkage analysis incorrectly assuming exchangeability still accounts for a component of variability","bbox":[37, 601, 889, 738]}]
``` |
finance_en_196_1047 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat was the total amount of GSBE's CET1 capital in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/1047.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the available information pertains to **GSI** (Goldman Sachs International), not explicitly GSBE. However, assuming the query relates to the data presented for the entity on this page:
According to the table titled "GSI's risk-based capital ratios," the **CET1 capital** for 2024 was **$32,697 million**.
The document contains a table specifically labeled 'GSI's risk-based capital ratios' (Goldman Sachs International). The user asked for 'GSBE's' capital, but the only capital data on this page is for GSI. I have extracted the CET1 capital value for GSI in 2024 from the table.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"GSI's risk-based capital ratios
$ in millions 2024
CET1 capital $ 32,697","bbox":[40, 90, 490, 280]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_1979 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nTranscribe the line beginning with the phrase \"Fruit,...\"."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/rotated_images/rot90_1f5627bca1d51c86_rotate_90.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "Fruit, Vegetable & Salad", "bbox": [183, 648, 205, 785]}]``` |
neg_industrial_000141_4 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhich item should follow the TO 00-25-234 guidelines with handling marked by a specific symbol as per the USAF technical manuals and orders?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_00-25-223_page_0322.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking about guidelines from 'TO 00-25-234' regarding handling marked by a specific symbol. The provided document image is labeled 'TO 00-25-223' in the top left corner. The content of the page is 'Table B-9. Chart 4A, Gland O-Rings for Use in Common Jet Fuels', which lists part numbers and dimensions. There is no mention of handling guidelines, specific symbols for handling, or TO 00-25-234.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
computer_science_6_700 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExtract the main difference between compilers and interpreters regarding execution speed and memory usage."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science/700.png"
] | <think>
The table explicitly compares Compilers and Interpreters. For execution time, the second row states that an interpreter 'has an overall longer execution time', implying the compiler's execution is faster after the initial translation. For memory usage, the third row states that a compiler 'will need more memory' because it generates intermediary object code, whereas an interpreter is 'highly efficient in terms of its memory' as it does not generate such code.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Compiler: Takes a relatively large amount of time to scan and translate
Interpreter: Takes a relatively small amount of time to scan and translate but has an overall longer execution time","bbox":[117, 368, 882, 411]},{"evidence":"Compiler: Always generates an intermediary object code and will need further linking, thus will need more memory
Interpreter: Does not generate an intermediary code so highly efficient in terms of its memory","bbox":[117, 418, 882, 484]}]
``` |
hr_148_356 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow do part-time employment trends differ between EU movers and nationals in EFTA countries?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/356.png"
] | <think>
The text block explicitly discusses the evolution of part-time employment trends over time for both nationals and returnees (a category of movers) in the healthcare sector, providing specific percentages and trend directions.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"The situation has evolved over time. While the portion of national healthcare professionals working part-time has held steady between 31 % and 33 % since 2017, returnees have seen an evolution: from a peak of 46 % of returnees working part-time in 2018, to the current low of 21 % working in part-time positions","bbox":[140, 702, 859, 764]}]
``` |
finance_en_184_670 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWho guarantees the note payments of Goldman Sachs' callable notes?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/670.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the text identifies **GSFC** (Goldman Sachs Finance Corp) as the entity responsible for approving and making payments on the Callable Notes.
The relevant evidence is found in the "Manner of Payment" and "Role of Calculation Agent" sections:
* **"Any payment on the Callable Notes at maturity or upon redemption will be made to an account designated by the holder of such Callable Notes and approved by GSFC..."**
* **"GSFC may pay interest on any interest payment date by check mailed to the person who is the holder on the regular record date."**
* **"...all determinations of the calculation agent will be final and binding on holders of the Callable Notes and GSFC..."**
The user asks for the entity guaranteeing payments. The 'Manner of Payment' section explicitly states that payments are approved and made by GSFC. Additionally, the 'Role of Calculation Agent' section mentions that determinations are binding on GSFC, indicating its financial responsibility.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Any payment on the Callable Notes at maturity or upon redemption will be made to an account designated by the holder of such Callable Notes and approved by GSFC","bbox":[50, 374, 929, 422]},{"evidence":"GSFC may pay interest on any interest payment date by check mailed to the person who is the holder on the regular record date.","bbox":[50, 374, 929, 422]},{"evidence":"Absent manifest error, all determinations of the calculation agent will be final and binding on holders of the Callable Notes and GSFC, without any liability on the part of the calculation agent.","bbox":[50, 527, 938, 586]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_45_98 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nIn what ways has the FDA modified its regulatory approach to support medical innovation while ensuring patient safety amid fast-evolving technologies such as gene therapy and digital health solutions?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/98.png"
] | <think>
The document provides a general mission statement regarding the FDA's role in innovation and safety. Specifically, it mentions the responsibility to 'speed innovations that make medicines more effective, safer, and more affordable' and to help the public get 'accurate, science-based information'. While the text addresses the core of the query regarding innovation and safety, it does not contain specific details about gene therapy or digital health solutions.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"FDA is also responsible for advancing the public health by helping to speed innovations that make medicines more effective, safer, and more affordable and by helping the public get the accurate, science-based information they need to use medicines and foods to maintain and improve their health. FDA also has responsibility for regulating the manufacturing, marketing and distribution of tobacco products to protect the public health and to reduce tobacco use by minors.","bbox":[60, 245, 930, 715]}]
``` |
finance_en_82_414 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nJPMorgan Chase non-GAAP financial metrics overhead ratio improvement 2024"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/414.png"
] | <think>
The 'Selected income statement data' table contains the 'Overhead ratio' for the years 2024, 2023, and 2022. Specifically, the overhead ratio was 50% in 2024 compared to 53% in 2023, indicating an improvement (reduction). The footnote (a) provides context on tax equivalent adjustments relevant to non-GAAP metrics.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Selected income statement data
Year ended December 31, (in millions, except ratios) | 2024 | 2023 | 2022
Financial ratios
Overhead ratio | 50 | 53 | 54","bbox":[496, 188, 920, 278]}]
``` |
computer_science_192_264 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat function does Python use to open a file?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science/264.png"
] | <think>
The text in the 'Learning objectives' section explicitly states 'Understand how to open a file using the open() function.'
The text under 'Opening a file' confirms 'Python supports the opening of a file using the open() function.'
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Understand how to open a file using the open() function.","bbox":[124, 803, 549, 817]},{"evidence":"Python supports the opening of a file using the open() function.","bbox":[112, 895, 564, 910]}]
``` |
finance_en_279_2804 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nTrust XIII Event of Default Conditions in Bank of America"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/2804.png"
] | <think>
The document contains a specific section titled 'Events of Default; Notice' which defines what constitutes a 'Trust XIII Event of Default'. The conditions are listed as bullet points immediately following the definition statement.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Any one of the following events constitutes an event of default under the Trust XIII Declaration of Trust (a \"Trust XIII Event of Default\") regardless of the reason for such event of default and whether it shall be voluntary or involuntary or be effected by operation of law or pursuant to any judgment, decree or order of any court or any order, rule or regulation of any administrative or governmental body:
• the Company's failure to comply in any material respect with its obligations as issuer of the Series F Preferred Stock, under the Restated Certificate of Incorporation, or arising under applicable law;
• the default by Trust XIII in the payment of any distribution on any trust security of Trust XIII when such becomes due and payable, and continuation of such default for a period of 30 days;
• the default by Trust XIII in the payment of any redemption price of any trust security of Trust XIII when such becomes due and payable;
• the failure to perform or the breach, in any material respect, of any other covenant or warranty of the trustees in the Trust XIII Declaration of Trust and the continuation of such default or breach for 90 days after the Company and the trustees have received written notice of the failure to perform or breach in the manner specified in such Trust XIII Declaration of Trust; or
• the occurrence of certain events of bankruptcy or insolvency with respect to the property trustee and the Company's failure to appoint a successor property trustee within 90 days.","bbox":[50, 251, 940, 550]}]
``` |
neg_computer_000106_0 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the difference between XML and relational data in terms of data modeling?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science_all/Introduction_to_Computer_Science_page_0078.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking for the difference between XML and relational data. The provided page text discusses 'data modeling', 'relational database management systems', and contrasts relational databases with 'NoSQL databases' (mentioning documents or graphs). However, it does not explicitly mention 'XML' or compare XML specifically to relational data. As the specific keyword and comparison are absent, the page is not relevant to the specific query.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
finance_en_179_1969 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are all the parties that the Trading and MNPI Standard for Citi securities does not require approval from?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/1969.png"
] | <think>
Section 2.1 'BOARD APPROVAL' explicitly lists the entities whose approval is not required.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"This Standard does not require approval by the Board of Directors, or subcommittees of the Board of Directors, of Citigroup Inc. and Citibank N.A.","bbox":[91, 426, 946, 506]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_1176 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the shortest word on the line beginning with the phrase \"@...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/641a218f451112f4_rotate_90.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "@", "bbox": [643, 583, 751, 592]}]``` |
neg_computer_000135_3 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are all of the kinds of object files that relate to the executable and linkable module format?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science_all/Introduction_to_Computer_Science_page_0194.png"
] | <think>
Based on the analysis of the "Key Terms" section, specifically the entry for "executable and linkable format (ELF)", the text defines it as the "standard binary format for object code". However, the page **does not list or enumerate** the specific kinds of object files (e.g., relocatable, executable, shared object) associated with this format. As the specific information requested by the user is not present on the page, the page is not relevant for answering the query.
The user queries for the specific 'kinds of object files' related to the ELF format. While the page contains a definition for 'executable and linkable format (ELF)', it describes it only as the 'standard binary format for object code' and does not list the specific types (such as relocatable, executable, or shared object files). Therefore, the page does not contain the evidence to answer the specific question.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_computer_000031_2 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExplain how a subclass in object-oriented programming can both extend and customize the functionality of its superclass while maintaining access to inherited attributes and methods."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science_all/Introduction_to_Python_Programming_page_0316.png"
] | <think>
The page contains a table of terminology (Table 13.1), exercises ('TRY IT' sections), and learning objectives for 'Attribute access'. While these elements are related to the topic of inheritance and subclasses, the page does not contain the specific explanatory text or instructional content that describes *how* a subclass extends and customizes functionality while maintaining access to inherited attributes (e.g., explanations of method overriding, the `super()` function, or the mechanism of attribute lookup). The content is primarily exercises and goals, not the explanation itself.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
industrial_259_681 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDiscuss the cleanliness level class range required by the US Air Force contamination control standard for aerospace facilities."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial/681.png"
] | <think>
The figure caption explicitly identifies the layout as being for a 'Class 100,000' clean room, which provides a specific data point regarding the cleanliness levels addressed in this document.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Figure 5-2. Conventional Clean Room, Class 100,000 Layout","bbox":[300, 875, 755, 900]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_211_1085 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nState the initiative taken to address the root causes of medication supply issues and develop long-term solutions by FDA in 2018."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/1085.png"
] | <think>
Based on the provided image, the FDA's initiative described in response to the IV opioids shortage involves coordination with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
The slide titled 'FDA Response to IV Opioids Shortage (cont)' outlines the FDA's initiative of coordinating with the DEA. The text explicitly mentions 'Coordinating with DEA on quota issues' and sharing information through a 'Memorandum of Understanding' to assist in quota decisions.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Coordinating with DEA on quota issues
– FDA shares information with DEA through a Memorandum of Understanding
– Providing a market assessment to DEA to assist them in their decision about whether to grant the quota","bbox":[40, 180, 950, 580]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_723 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the full text of the paragraph that ends with \"...PRODUCT\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/f18c84ec78fe683d_rotate_270.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "SPEECHES WORKSHOPS MENTORING POLISHING IDEA LAUNCHING PRODUCT", "bbox": [681, 368, 789, 396]}]``` |
hr_1806_1054 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nIn which year were the activities of the PES Network marked by the celebration of its decennial milestone, and through which segment was the commemoration broadcast?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/1054.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, here are the answers to your questions:
1. **Year of the 10th Anniversary:** The activities of the PES Network were marked by the celebration of its decennial milestone in **2024**.
2. **Broadcast Segment/Platform:** The commemoration and community engagement were facilitated through the launch of the **PES Network LinkedIn group**, which created an online space to engage the community and stakeholders.
The text explicitly states 'In 2024, we celebrated the 10th anniversary of the PES Network', confirming the year.
The text mentions the launch of a specific group as an 'online space to engage our community' in the same context as the year's activities.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"In 2024, we celebrated the 10th anniversary of the PES Network—a decade defined by commitment, growth, and forward-thinking initiatives.","bbox":[135, 246, 482, 289]},{"evidence":"We launched the PES Network LinkedIn group, creating an online space to engage our community and stakeholders.","bbox":[517, 333, 862, 387]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_238_2091 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDrug Development in Crisis vs. Drug Development in Stability"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/2091.png"
] | <think>
The slide provides specific data and statements illustrating CDER's dual focus during a crisis period. The first bullet point quantifies the workload, distinguishing between general medication inquiries (reflecting ongoing stable operations) and those specifically related to the COVID-19 crisis. The second bullet point explicitly commits to advancing crisis-related treatments while maintaining focus on non-crisis critical areas.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"From January 1 to September 30, CDER fielded more than 49,909 inquiries from the general public, including health care providers, consumers and manufacturers, regarding medications; this total included more than 15,600 inquiries specifically related to COVID-19","bbox":[43, 225, 939, 462]},{"evidence":"CDER will continue our work to advance treatments related to COVID-19, while also staying focused on other critical areas that are non-COVID-19 related","bbox":[43, 531, 936, 643]}]
``` |
neg_industrial_000049_3 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExplain how visual communication methods like hand signals are integrated into emergency shutdown procedures during aircraft fuel servicing, as illustrated in the manual's operational diagrams."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_00-25-172CL-5_page_0025.png"
] | <think>
The user query specifically asks about 'visual communication methods like hand signals' and references 'operational diagrams'. The provided page is a text-only page titled 'Refueling/Defueling Preparations' (Chapter 4). It contains text instructions regarding vehicle positioning, engine idling, and briefing requirements. While it mentions a 'signal from the Aircraft Servicing Supervisor' for positioning (paragraph 'a') and mentions that emergency shutoff procedures are briefed (paragraph 'd'), it does not contain any operational diagrams, nor does it detail hand signals for emergency shutdown procedures. Therefore, this page does not contain the specific visual evidence requested.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_industrial_000192_2 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDescribe the key safety steps and servicing procedures for concurrent servicing of the R-12 HSV as per the USAF technical manuals and orders."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial_all/TO_00-25-172CL-5_page_0007.png"
] | <think>
Based on the visual analysis of the document page provided:
1. **Page Content**: The page is titled "INTRODUCTION" (TO 00-25-172CL-5). It contains three sections:
* **1 PURPOSE**: Describes the document as a checklist for fueling/defueling aircraft using an A/S32R12 Hydrant Servicing Vehicle (HSV). It lists referenced Technical Orders (e.g., TO 36A12-13-31-1, TO 00-25-172).
* **2 SCOPE**: States the checklist provides sequenced procedures for servicing aircraft using the USAF R-12 HSV.
* **3 ABBREVIATIONS**: Lists abbreviations used in the manual (e.g., 2F0X1, AC, ACC, AF).
2. **Relevance to Query**: The user is asking for "key safety steps and servicing procedures for **concurrent servicing**".
* This page is an introduction and does not contain the actual operational steps or safety warnings for concurrent servicing operations (CSO).
* It generally mentions "servicing aircraft" but does not specifically address "concurrent servicing" protocols or list the specific steps requested.
* It serves as a preamble citing the source materials rather than containing the procedural content itself.
Therefore, this page does not contain the specific evidence required to answer the user's query about the steps and procedures.
The page is an 'Introduction' section containing 'Purpose', 'Scope', and 'Abbreviations'. While it mentions the R-12 HSV and references relevant Technical Orders, it does not contain the specific safety steps or servicing procedures for 'concurrent servicing' requested by the user. It is a meta-data page describing the document rather than the operational content.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_hr_000142_56 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nAnalyze how digital and green transitions intersect to affect vulnerable workers in Europe"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr_all/joint_employment_report_2025-KE0125018ENN_page_0139.png"
] | <think>
The user query asks for an analysis of how digital and green transitions intersect to affect vulnerable workers in Europe. The provided image is a specific country analysis for Slovenia. While it mentions 'green and digital transitions' in the context of adult education participation and discusses 'vulnerable groups' (low-educated, unemployed, elderly women) in the context of poverty and inflation, it does not provide a general analysis of how the transitions intersect to affect vulnerable workers across Europe, nor does it explicitly link the transitions to the vulnerability of workers in the text provided. The content is too specific to Slovenia's monitoring indicators and does not address the broader thematic query.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
industrial_156_1708 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nIs non-wetting or de-wetting in the overlap area considered an acceptable condition?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial/1708.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, **no**, non-wetting or de-wetting in the overlap (wire to terminal interface) area is **not considered acceptable**. It is classified as a **Defect Condition**.
The **Terminal Solder Acceptability** table provides the specific criteria:
* **Acceptable Condition**: "The solder fillet exhibits minor dewetting from the terminal surface that **does not contact** the wire to terminal interface."
* **Defect Condition**: "The solder fillet exhibits dewetting that **contacts the wire to terminal interface**."
The 'Terminal Solder Acceptability' table explicitly lists the criteria for wetting issues. Under 'Defect Condition', it states that dewetting contacting the wire to terminal interface is a defect. The 'Acceptable Condition' only allows minor dewetting if it does *not* contact this interface.
This additional evidence from the 'Acceptable Condition' column reinforces that dewetting is only acceptable if it avoids the interface.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Defect Condition
The solder fillet exhibits dewetting that contacts the wire to terminal interface.","bbox":[647, 483, 892, 529]},{"evidence":"Acceptable Condition
The solder fillet exhibits minor dewetting from the terminal surface that does not contact the wire to terminal interface.","bbox":[387, 483, 630, 551]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_717 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the shortest word on the line beginning with the phrase \"MERCURY CYCLONE...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/3f77a201f20b696a_rotate_180.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "2-DOOR", "bbox": [701, 587, 930, 594]}]``` |
codevision_rl_1528 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow many words are on the line beginning with the phrase \"3501...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/rotated_images/rot90_71162c47825ca2fc_rotate_90.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "4", "bbox": [935, 117, 942, 263]}]``` |
computer_science_91_326 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nformatting numbers with leading zeros and decimal precision in python"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science/326.png"
] | <think>
Section 3.2 'Formatted strings' contains specific points about formatting numbers. Point 4 explains using '02d' for leading zeros, and point 5 explains using '.2f' for decimal precision. These directly answer the user's query.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"4. a. The format specifier 02d appends a 0 to the front of the integer when the integer is only one digit.","bbox":[122, 362, 840, 380]},{"evidence":"5. c. The format specifier \".2f\" (with a period) means fixed-point, rounded to two decimal places.","bbox":[122, 381, 810, 396]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_436 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the last word of the line that starts with the text \"While...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/c74962f5165c3aaf_rotate_270.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "cell", "bbox": [95, 426, 256, 444]}]``` |
hr_41_1037 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow many years had the European Network of Public Employment Services been operational by the time the 2024 Annual Report was published?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/1037.png"
] | <think>
Based on the section titled "Celebrating 10 years of making a difference with the PES Network" found in the 2024 Annual Report, the European Network of Public Employment Services had been operational for **10 years** by the time the report was published.
The text in the blue box explicitly states 'Celebrating 10 years of making a difference with the PES Network'. The footer of the document confirms this is the '2024' 'PES Network Annual Report'.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Celebrating 10 years of making a difference with the PES Network","bbox":[137, 785, 861, 893]}]
``` |
neg_pharmaceuticals_000099_1 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHas South Africa ever granted a compulsory license for medicines despite having laws that permit it?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals_all/drug_resistance_book_page_0184.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking about 'compulsory license for medicines' (an intellectual property/patent law concept regarding the authorization to use a patent without the owner's consent). The text on the page discusses 'compelled treatment' (forcing patients to undergo medical treatment) and 'nonconsensual treatment' for infectious diseases in the context of public health safety and patient rights (specifically mentioning South Africa's National Health Act regarding informed consent). These are distinct legal topics. There is no mention of patent licensing.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_finance_1_000024_2 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat was the total net income of Bank of America in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_all/bank_of_america_2024_page_0047.png"
] | <think>
Based on the analysis of the document image:
1. **Page Content**: The page displays financial data specifically for the **"All Other"** business segment of Bank of America. This is indicated by the header "All Other" at the top left.
2. **Data details**: The table lists items such as "Net interest income" ($22 million), "Noninterest income (loss)", and a resulting **"Net loss"** of $(1,648) million for the year 2024. The text description confirms this refers to the "net loss in *All Other*".
3. **Query Analysis**: The user is asking for the "**total net income** of Bank of America in 2024".
4. **Relevance Assessment**: The page only provides the results for one specific segment ("All Other"), which posted a loss, rather than the consolidated net income for the entire corporation (which would likely be in billions of profit and labeled as "Consolidated" or similar). The numbers here (e.g., Net interest income of $22 million) are too small to represent the total bank. Therefore, this page does not contain the answer to the user's specific question about the total net income.
The user is requesting the 'total net income' for the entire Bank of America. The provided page contains financial results specifically for the 'All Other' segment, as indicated by the header and the text description. The table shows a 'Net loss' for this segment, not the total net income for the bank. Therefore, the page does not contain the relevant information to answer the user's query.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_hr_000004_2 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nestimated skilled labor needs for EU green transition by 2030"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr_all/estimating_labour_market_transitions_and_skills_investment-KE0125066ENN_page_0035.png"
] | <think>
The user is asking for specific data or information regarding 'estimated skilled labor needs for EU green transition by 2030'. The provided image is a 'References' page (page 33) containing a list of bibliographic citations. While the document header and some citations (e.g., Eurofound 2023a) mention relevant topics like 'EU employment by 2030' or 'green employment and skills transformation', the page itself does not contain the actual estimates, figures, or analysis requested. It only lists sources.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_finance_1_000017_0 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nBank of America Series 5 Preferred Stock redemption value per share"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_all/bank_of_america_2024_page_0002.png"
] | <think>
The user is searching for the redemption value of 'Bank of America Series 5 Preferred Stock'. I have analyzed the cover page of the Form 10-K provided. The table 'Securities registered pursuant to section 12(b) of the Act' lists several series of preferred stock (Series E, Series GG, Series HH, Series L, and Series 1), but 'Series 5' is not listed. Additionally, the table on the cover page typically provides the title, trading symbol, and exchange, but does not include specific financial details like 'redemption value'. Therefore, the requested information is not present on this page.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
industrial_64_435 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDescribe how standardized workflows in safety-critical systems integrate compliance with multiple regulatory frameworks, using examples from aircraft-related operational manuals."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/industrial/435.png"
] | <think>
The Introduction section explicitly links the standardized checklist workflow to compliance with broader regulations, specifically Technical Orders (TO 00-25-172) and Major Command (MAJCOM) directives.
This point illustrates how a specific equipment component (hoses) must adhere to industry standards (API/EI 1529) and testing protocols (IAW 37A-1-101) within the workflow.
This requirement demonstrates compliance integration by mandating that couplings meet specific design and performance specifications defined by an external standard (API/EI 1529).
This point shows how the workflow integrates with regulatory documentation by requiring the use of equipment (nozzles) specifically authorized in a governing Technical Order (TO 00-25-172).
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"This checklist is a step by step guide for use as a reference by 2F0X1 fuels specialist who is certified to hot refuel aircraft in accordance with TO 00-25-172 and MAJCOM directives. This checklist is intended to prevent the omission of a sequential task in the accomplishment of authorized hot refueling but does not provide detailed technical instructions.","bbox":[195, 345, 865, 411]},{"evidence":"a. The R-20 servicing platform issue hoses must be equipped with API/EI 1529, Grade 2, Type C aviation fueling hose and tested IAW 37A-1-101, Table 4-1.","bbox":[219, 423, 863, 461]},{"evidence":"b. Couplings shall be permanent non-reusable type. They shall be made of materials of sufficiently high strength corrosion-resistant material free from porosity and other defects, meeting the design and performance specification of API/EI 1529.","bbox":[219, 475, 863, 526]},{"evidence":"c. A single point refueling nozzle listed under the hot refueling column of TO 00-25-172 shall be used.","bbox":[219, 539, 861, 565]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_28_2301 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExplain the regulatory differences between biosimilar and interchangeable biologic products according to the U.S. FDA."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/2301.png"
] | <think>
The user asks for an explanation of regulatory differences, specifically between biosimilar and interchangeable products. However, the provided document image only contains the definition and criteria for 'Biosimilar' or 'Biosimilarity' according to the FDA (citing Section 351(i)(2)). It does not contain information on 'interchangeable biologic products'. Therefore, the extracted evidence is limited to the definition of biosimilarity found on the page.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Biosimilar or Biosimilarity means:
- that the biological product is highly similar to the reference product notwithstanding minor differences in clinically inactive components; and
- there are no clinically meaningful differences between the biological product and the reference product in terms of the safety, purity, and potency of the product.
Section 351(i)(2).","bbox":[165, 180, 735, 880]},{"evidence":"Diagram comparing a 'Reference product' and a 'Biosimilar product' showing similar molecular structures with specific sites marked with red arrows. The note states: 'Brackets are used to show sites with minor variations.'","bbox":[615, 556, 833, 810]}]
``` |
hr_88_884 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDo AI-exposed roles have a greater likelihood of permanent employment compared to the overall EU average?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/884.png"
] | <think>
The text within the 'Employment conditions in AI-exposed occupations' box explicitly states that workers in these roles have a 'higher-than-average incidence of permanent employment'.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Workers in AI-exposed occupations have an above average level of job security. They have a higher-than-average incidence of permanent employment (4 percentage points higher than the average of 69.7%).","bbox":[108, 420, 890, 645]}]
``` |
hr_74_256 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nILO Convention C189 ratification EU countries 2024"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/256.png"
] | <think>
The document details the ratification and implementation status of ILO Convention C189 for several EU Member States. I have extracted specific paragraphs describing the situation in Belgium, Finland, Spain, Sweden, Ireland, Malta, Italy, Portugal, and Cyprus.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Belgium ratified the Convention in 2015, but implementation was left hanging until 2023 when an agreement between trade unions and employers’ organisations was reached on specific provisions related to health and safety.","bbox":[144, 124, 880, 173]},{"evidence":"In Finland, legislation has been reformed to comply with the ILO Convention. As a result, all relevant labour legislation is binding for all domestic workers in all areas of employment. The same applies to the right to adequate social protection.","bbox":[144, 181, 880, 231]},{"evidence":"In Spain, a reform concerning domestic work, largely reflecting the content of the Convention, was adopted in 2022 - i.e., between the moment when the Parliament ratified the Convention (in 2021) and the moment when the government ratified it (in 2023).","bbox":[144, 238, 880, 287]},{"evidence":"Sweden amended its Act on Domestic Work (1970), which only covers domestic workers who work in the employer’s household, by adding specific paragraphs on information to be provided to workers and amending a paragraph on fines and indemnities. The government did not deem it necessary to alter the laws which cover other domestic workers, as it considers legislation on them to be already in line with the Convention.","bbox":[144, 295, 880, 377]},{"evidence":"In Ireland, issues highlighted by the CEACR in 2022 concerned the national definition of domestic work; the lack of clarity as to how to ensure that a person who performs domestic work on an occasional or sporadic basis, but as a profession, is covered by employment law in Ireland; the treatment of au pairs; the exclusion of domestic workers from protection against discrimination, etc.","bbox":[144, 476, 880, 560]},{"evidence":"In Malta, undeclared work and the existence of administrative and financial burdens that discourage the formal recruitment of domestic workers have been identified as the main problems.","bbox":[144, 567, 880, 616]},{"evidence":"At the other end of the spectrum, Italy has not reported difficulties with the implementation of the Convention. Similarly, in Portugal, a trade union representative interviewed by the ESPAN national expert explained that he considered there were no major problems with implementation, as the adoption of Law 13/2023 and a so-called Agenda for Decent Work had helped to resolve some previous issues.","bbox":[118, 624, 880, 707]},{"evidence":"To date, the majority of Member States have not ratified the Convention. Cyprus has not ratified the Convention but is currently reviewing a draft law on domestic work that would ensure compliance with the Convention.","bbox":[118, 714, 880, 763]}]
``` |
finance_en_91_2876 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\ngovernance policies Bank of America executive compensation"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/2876.png"
] | <think>
The document outlines the governance framework for compensation. Specifically, it identifies the 'Compensation and Human Capital Committee' as the body responsible for oversight of human capital management strategies, programs, and practices. Additionally, it notes that the charter for this committee, along with Corporate Governance Guidelines, is available on the Investor Relations website.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Our Board and its Compensation and Human Capital Committee provide oversight of our human capital management strategies, programs, initiatives and practices. The Corporation’s senior management provides regular briefings and reporting on human capital matters to the Board and its Committees to facilitate the Board’s oversight.","bbox":[496, 667, 940, 738]},{"evidence":"Also, we make available on the Investor Relations portion of our website: (i) our Code of Conduct; (ii) our Corporate Governance Guidelines; and (iii) the charter of each active committee of our Board of Directors (the Board).","bbox":[50, 520, 491, 699]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_184_229 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are the use cases of the FDA's POCA database?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/229.png"
] | <think>
Based on the document provided, the use cases for the FDA's Phonetic Orthographic Computerized Analysis (POCA) database include:
1. **Identifying Similar Drug Names**: Initially released as a search tool to find drug names that are similar to one another.
2. **Assigning Similarity Scores**: It calculates and assigns scores to quantify the similarity between names.
3. **Searching Name Databases**: It searches through databases of approved product names as well as internal databases containing proposed proprietary names.
4. **Comparing Suffix Candidates**: New features allow reviewers to compare a suffix candidate against existing drug names (brand or established) to prevent selecting suffixes that are too similar to other drug names.
5. **Conducting Target Comparisons**: It enables target comparisons of suffix candidates specifically against the suffix components of biological nonproprietary names.
The document lists the primary function as a search tool to identify similar drug names.
A sub-point under the first bullet indicates it assigns scores.
Another sub-point mentions searching specific databases.
The document describes new features enabling specific comparisons for suffix candidates.
The final bullet point details another use case regarding target comparisons for biological names.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"First released to public in Spring 2009 as a search tool to identify similar drug names","bbox":[160, 299, 788, 380]},{"evidence":"Assigns similarity scores","bbox":[196, 387, 416, 421]},{"evidence":"Searches databases listing approved product names and internal databases listing proposed proprietary names*","bbox":[196, 426, 825, 498]},{"evidence":"compare a suffix candidate to drug names (brand or established names) to avoid the suffix candidates that are too similar to other drug names","bbox":[195, 753, 820, 822]},{"evidence":"conduct target comparisons of suffix candidates to the suffix component of biological nonproprietary names.","bbox":[195, 829, 826, 898]}]
``` |
finance_en_133_530 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDid 67% of Goldman Sachs' credit card borrowers have FICO scores equal to or above 660 in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/530.png"
] | <think>
Based on the visual analysis of the document page provided, specifically the "Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements" regarding loans:
1. **Relevance Assessment**: The user asks about a specific FICO score percentage (67% >= 660) for credit card borrowers in 2024. The document contains a section discussing "Consumer" loans, including "Credit cards," and mentions FICO scores in the text on the right-hand side.
2. **Evidence Extraction**:
* The text explicitly states: **"See 'Vintage' below for information about installment and credit card loans by FICO credit scores."**
* The visible text *does* provide FICO statistics for "residential real estate loans" (greater than 740) but *does not* provide the specific statistics for credit card loans on this page, instead referring the reader to a "Vintage" section which is not visible in the image (likely on the next page).
* The main table classifies all Credit Card loans ($21,403 million) under the "Other Metrics/Unrated" category, without a breakdown by FICO score.
**Conclusion**: The specific statistic (67% of borrowers having FICO scores >= 660) is not present on this page. The document directs the reader to a "Vintage" section for that data.
The text on the right column specifically addresses 'installment and credit card loans' and their FICO score evaluation. It states that for these loans, one should 'See "Vintage" below for information...'. This indicates the specific FICO breakdown is not in the current text block. The text does give specific FICO info for residential real estate loans (greater than 740), but not for credit cards.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"For installment and credit card loans included in the other metrics/unrated category, the evaluation of credit quality incorporates the borrower’s FICO credit score... See “Vintage” below for information about installment and credit card loans by FICO credit scores.","bbox":[507, 289, 937, 376]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_127_1760 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow did the U.S. perform relative to the EU and Japan in the launch of new active substances between 2005 and 2018, and what patterns emerge regarding their positions in the global drug market?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/1760.png"
] | <think>
Based on the chart provided in the document:
The chart title clearly states the main takeaway regarding the USA's position.
Visual analysis of the chart trend lines for the US, EU, and Japan from 2005 to 2018 reveals the specific performance relative to each other.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"USA Share of New Active Substances Launched on World Market Remains High","bbox":[25, 69, 794, 199]},{"evidence":"Chart Trends (2005-2018):
- **US (Purple Line):** Consistently maintains the leading position. Starting around 50% in 2005, it fluctuates but generally trends upward, securing a dominant share of roughly 60-65% from 2011 through 2018.
- **EU (Red Line):** Shows significant volatility. It experienced a surge between 2008 and 2010, peaking at around 35%, before dropping sharply in 2011 and settling back into the 10-15% range, similar to Japan's levels.
- **Japan (Orange Line):** displays a relatively flat and stable trend, consistently hovering between 10% and 15% throughout the period.","bbox":[27, 212, 971, 881]}]
``` |
neg_pharmaceuticals_000205_8 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow did FDA partnerships complement OGD’s efforts in timely drug reviews and expanding access to first-to-market generics?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals_all/FDA_Office_of_Generic_Drugs_OGD_Keynote_Address_GDUFA_Past_Present_and_Future_page_0024.png"
] | <think>
The user query asks specifically about how 'FDA partnerships' complemented OGD's efforts. The provided image is a slide titled 'Other Accomplishments: OGD Communication Enhancements' which lists various reports and communication tools (e.g., Monthly Activities Report, First Generic Drug Approvals list, Dashboards, Listservs). It does not contain any information regarding partnerships or how they influenced drug reviews or access.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
hr_16_888 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nExamine how gender disparities in technical and digital occupations affect the long-term adaptability of the labor market, taking into account the unequal access to training outlined in the report."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/888.png"
] | <think>
The user seeks information on 'unequal access to training'. The document explicitly details 'Access to learning at the workplace' and 'Recent participation in training', highlighting disparities based on the digital intensity and future-orientation of occupations. This text provides the evidence for the 'unequal access' component of the query.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Access to learning at the workplace: Whether through training provided by the employer or on-the-job, access to learning is more common in future-oriented occupations. It is around average in residual green jobs and jobs with intermediate to lower digital skills intensity but lowest for workers in labour shortage jobs and higher for workers in higher digital skills intensity occupations. Workers in AI-exposed occupations also report a work environment that supports learning.","bbox":[159, 172, 880, 259]},{"evidence":"Recent participation in training: Overall, this section also finds that the opportunities and the uptake of training for workers in future-oriented occupations and (residual) occupations of interest could be increased.","bbox":[159, 262, 880, 295]},{"evidence":"Job prospects: refers to the opportunities to advance in one’s career, and opportunities to develop skills through training.","bbox":[145, 734, 884, 766]}]
``` |
pharmaceuticals_27_229 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat are the FDA's key initiatives introduced between 2009 and 2018 to address medication errors and opioid-related public health challenges, and what specific measures do they include?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/pharmaceuticals/229.png"
] | <think>
The provided document details the 'Phonetic Orthographic Computerized Analysis (POCA) Database Update', which is a key initiative introduced in Spring 2009 (fitting the 2009-2018 timeframe) to address medication errors caused by confusingly similar drug names. The text outlines specific measures such as assigning similarity scores, searching databases for approved and proposed names, and new features for comparing suffixes of biological products to avoid similarity.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"Phonetic Orthographic Computerized Analysis (POCA) Database Update
• First released to public in Spring 2009 as a search tool to identify similar drug names
– Assigns similarity scores
– Searches databases listing approved product names and internal databases listing proposed proprietary names*
• FDA has adapted the POCA tool to include a database of suffixes that are incorporated within the nonproprietary name of approved biological products.
• The new features of the POCA enable reviewers to
– compare a suffix candidate to drug names (brand or established names) to avoid the suffix candidates that are too similar to other drug names, or
– conduct target comparisons of suffix candidates to the suffix component of biological nonproprietary names.
*proposed proprietary name and biological product suffix listings are only available to FDA - not the public","bbox":[153, 72, 911, 977]}]
``` |
hr_226_931 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDescribe precautions to address challenges like rising mental stress and skilled worker shortages in digitalization within value creation."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr/931.png"
] | <think>
Based on the visual analysis of the document page, here are the relevant pieces of evidence regarding the challenges (skilled worker shortages, precarious conditions) and precautions (recognizing priorities) in the context of digitalization and economic transitions.
This text segment discusses the disparity between skilled and unskilled workers in the context of 'twin transitions' (green and digital). It highlights that workers with 'insufficient skills' face 'precarious working conditions', which aligns with the user's query about challenges like skilled worker shortages and potential stress factors (precariousness).
This segment specifically addresses the 'skill composition' and the 'skills gap' in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) fields, linking it to 'digital economies'. This provides evidence for the 'skilled worker shortages in digitalization' aspect of the user's query.
This text outlines a specific precaution/priority: recognizing the 'caring responsibilities' that fall on women when assessing the impact of transitions. This directly answers the 'precautions' part of the user's request regarding addressing challenges for vulnerable groups.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"While more skilled and mobile workers are likely to reap the benefits of these transitions more easily, workers with insufficient skills and with poorer career development opportunities face increasingly precarious working conditions, dismissal or exclusion from the labour market.","bbox":[112, 474, 887, 548]},{"evidence":"Another point of concern is the skill composition of the workforce. Although women meet or exceed men's skill levels in most categories, they significantly lag behind in science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills. This skills gap is likely to hinder women's participation in emerging industries that are considered crucial for efficient and inclusive green and digital economies (55).","bbox":[112, 565, 887, 659]},{"evidence":"The caring responsibilities that disproportionately fall on women must be recognised as a top priority when assessing the impact of the twin transitions on vulnerable groups, especially as an increase in women's participation in the labour market is associated with a 10 % reduction in unemployment (54).","bbox":[112, 389, 887, 464]}]
``` |
finance_en_250_1014 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat was the CET1 ratio reported by Goldman Sachs in 2024?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_en/1014.png"
] | <think>
The relevant information is found in the last paragraph of the 'Executive Overview' section, where it explicitly states the CET1 capital ratio as of December 2024 under two different rules.
</think>
```json
[{"evidence":"As of December 2024, our CET1 capital ratio was 15.0% under the Standardized Capital Rules and 15.3% under the Advanced Capital Rules.","bbox":[506, 650, 938, 755]}]
``` |
codevision_rl_1010 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nWhat is the shortest sentence in the paragraph that starts with \"between 1:00...\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/transformed_images/a23fb427b9c01d33_flip_vertical.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "at this set are", "bbox": [272, 778, 370, 834]}]``` |
codevision_rl_1872 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow many times does the word 'the' appear in the paragraph that ends with \"...COUNT, THE\"?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/CodeVision-RL/rotated_images/rot270_be2fa31a57f2128a_rotate_270.png"
] | ```json[{"evidence": "4", "bbox": [300, 489, 433, 519]}]``` |
neg_hr_000266_8 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nDetermine the EU countries that witnessed the largest impacts of a reduction in the AROP rate due to housing allowances in 2022."
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/hr_all/joint_employment_report_2025-KE0125018ENN_page_0094.png"
] | <think>
Based on a detailed analysis of the page content:
1. **Page Subject**: The page discusses the "depth of poverty" (gap), poverty risks for persons with disabilities, and poverty risks for persons born outside the EU. It includes **Figure 2.4.5**, which shows the relative at-risk-of-poverty gap by poverty threshold for the total population and children.
2. **User Query**: The user is asking for countries that witnessed the largest impacts of a **reduction in the AROP rate due to housing allowances in 2022**.
3. **Content Matching**:
* The text analyzes the **depth** of poverty (not the reduction in rate due to specific allowances).
* The text analyzes AROPE rates for specific demographics (disabilities, non-EU born).
* There is no mention of "housing allowances" or their specific impact on reducing the AROP rate on this page.
* The specific metric "reduction in AROP rate due to housing allowances" is a distinct indicator often reported separately (showing rates before and after housing transfers), which is not present here.
Therefore, the page does not contain the answer to the user's specific query.
The page discusses the depth of poverty, poverty risks for persons with disabilities, and poverty risks for non-EU born persons. It does not contain information or data regarding the impact of housing allowances on the AROP (At Risk of Poverty) rate.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_finance_1_000006_2 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nBank of America's legal risks and their impact on financial reserves"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/finance_all/bank_of_america_2024_page_0009.png"
] | <think>
The user is looking for information on 'legal risks' and their impact on 'financial reserves'. The provided page contains sections on 'Insolvency and the Orderly Liquidation Authority', 'Limitations on Acquisitions', 'The Volcker Rule', 'Derivatives', and 'Consumer Regulations'. These sections discuss regulatory frameworks, resolution planning, and compliance requirements rather than specific legal risks (such as litigation) and their direct impact on financial reserves or provisions. While it mentions 'loss absorbing capacity' in the context of resolution planning, this refers to capital structure rather than reserves for legal contingencies. Therefore, the specific information requested is not present on this page.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
neg_computer_000114_0 | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nHow does the binary search achieve the efficiency of O(log N)?"
}
] | [
"/mnt/shared-storage-user/mineru2-shared/madongsheng/dataset/vidore_images/computer_science_all/Introduction_to_Computer_Science_page_0153.png"
] | <think>
The user wants to know how binary search achieves $O(\log N)$ efficiency. I will scan the document for any explanation of the binary search algorithm's mechanics or complexity analysis.
1. **Analyze the document**: The document is a "Chapter Review" containing a list of questions under "2-D closest pair problem?" and "Thought Provokers".
2. **Locate keywords**: I see "binary search" and "O(log N)" in questions 5 and 6 under "Thought Provokers".
* **Question 5**: "Do some additional research to explain why binary search is also in $O(N)$."
* **Question 6**: "Explain why computer scientists might find $O(N^2)$ to be a less useful description of the runtime of binary search compared to $O(\log N)$."
3. **Evaluate relevance**: The document poses questions *about* binary search and its complexity ($O(\log N)$), asking the reader to explain or research the concepts. It does **not** provide the explanation or the mechanism of how binary search achieves this efficiency. It explicitly directs the reader to "Do some additional research". Therefore, the document does not contain the answer to the user's query.
Result: No relevant information to answer the "How" question.
The document mentions binary search and O(log N) in the context of review questions (specifically questions 5 and 6 under 'Thought Provokers'). However, it asks the reader to explain or research these concepts rather than providing the explanation of how binary search achieves that efficiency itself. Therefore, it does not contain the evidence to answer the user's query.
</think>
```json
[]
``` |
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