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Partial Prompt Human Study

How do humans judge content that a text-to-image prompt does not mention?

Prompts given to diffusion models are almost always partial: "a chair on the grass" says nothing about the sky, and "an apple" says nothing about whether a pear may sit next to it. Every generated image has to fill these gaps. Existing T2I alignment benchmarks (TIFA, DSG, Gecko, VQAScore, RichHF) derive their questions from the prompt alone, so unmentioned content is invisible to them by construction, and human annotation guidelines settle the question by convention instead of measuring it.

This dataset contains the stimuli for a human study that measures it. Each stimulus is an (image, prompt) pair labeled with a case from a taxonomy of unmentioned content, and most stimuli belong to a minimal pair: the same prompt with a test image and a reference image, or the same image under two prompts. The quantity of interest is how human ratings move between the two members of a pair.

Status: pilot. The current images are placeholder SVG illustrations rendered to PNG, used to validate the protocol. They will be replaced by real generations and inpainted minimal pairs. Annotations are not included yet.

Taxonomy

Category Name Definition Cases
A Forced completion The prompt leaves a dimension open and the image has to fill it with a typical value A1–A3
A′ Atypical completion The same forced dimension, filled with a valid but atypical value A′1–A′3
B Implied content Content the prompt never names but entails or excludes B1–B3
C Optional addition Content that nothing in the prompt requires C1–C9
D Salience Nothing is added or removed; what changes is what the image is about D1–D2
E Control Attention check E1
G Generator-specific Extra content typical of diffusion outputs G1–G4

Contents

data/
  metadata.jsonl       one line per stimulus (the source of truth)
  images/              image files referenced by `file_name`

data/ is a standard imagefolder: the Hub converts it to Parquet for the viewer and for load_dataset, so there is no build step.

Fields

Field Type Description
image Image The stimulus. In data/metadata.jsonl this column is file_name, a path relative to data/
sample_id str S01–S44; S01–S12 are the pilot samples
prompt str Text shown to the annotator
case_id str Taxonomy case, e.g. C2
category / category_name str A, A′, B, C, D, E, G and its name
subcategory str Case name
visual_style str Visual style of the image in one word (svg-illustration for now)
role str test, minimal_pair (reference) or control
pair_ids list[str] Minimal pairs the stimulus belongs to; P-* pairs are defined by a case, X-* by a cross-cutting axis
pair_axes list[str] For each pair, what varies: image or prompt
pair_roles list[str] For each pair, this stimulus's role in it: test, reference or control (a stimulus can be the test in one pair and the reference in another)
unmentioned_content str What the image contains that the prompt does not state
image_id str Shared by stimuli that reuse the same image under different prompts
image_source str placeholder_svg_illustration for now

Usage

from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("Enzo-py/partial-prompting-ds", split="train")
pairs = ds.filter(lambda x: "P-C2" in x["pair_ids"])

Citation

@misc{partialprompt2026,
  title  = {Partial Prompt Human Study},
  author = {TODO},
  year   = {2026},
  note   = {Pilot release}
}
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