We designed the CQA challenge to test how different algorithms can generalize across graphical perception stimuli.
The challenge includes 3 levels: from low-level visualization building blocks to semantic reasoning that requires text extraction.
More information and datasets are available here: https://cqaw.github.io/challenge
We provide 3 datasets with increasing complexity. Each dataset includes training data with labels and testing data without labels.
Here is an example TRAIN_metadata.csv
that includes the labels.
filename,level,classtype,query,label
LENGTH_train_0b0.png,1,length,What is the length of the line in the figure?,106
LENGTH_train_1b0.png,1,length,What is the length of the line in the figure?,160
...
And, here is a snippet from TEST_metadata.csv
without the label.
filename,level,classtype,query
LENGTH_test_0b0.png,1,length,What is the length of the line in the figure?
LENGTH_test_1b0.png,1,length,What is the length of the line in the figure?
...
These two examples are from the low-level stimuli dataset. The questions vary per dataset.
Please submit your predictions via pull request to this repository (fork it first!). Please create a folder for your team and include the name of the challenge in your filename (e.g. TEAM_A/lev1_TEST_metadata.csv
). The submission should add a column to the test csv file that includes your predicted label.
We will evaluate your predictions and update the leaderboard accordingly.
Here is the code for the stimuli generation: https://github.com/LE-V-EL/cqaw_datagenerator
You do not need this code - instead please download the generated datasets here: https://cqaw.github.io/challenge
Please contact cqaw < at > mpsych . org !