VisArgs
Introduced by Chung et al. in Selective Vision is the Challenge for Visual Reasoning: A Benchmark for Visual Argument Understanding
VisArgs is a densely annotated benchmark for visual argument understanding. It contains 1,611 images annotated with 5,112 visual premises (with regions), 5,574 commonsense premises, and reasoning trees connecting them into structured arguments. We propose three tasks for evaluating visual argument understanding: premise localization, premise identification, and conclusion.
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