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PAPE

PAPE (Plausible Anomalous Paired Edits) is a paired image-editing dataset for localizing semantic edits. Each sample edits one object in a real photograph twice: a semantically ordinary replacement, and a replacement that introduces one controlled semantic anomaly. Both edits have a binary change mask. Only pairs whose normal and abnormal masks have IoU of at least 0.5 are included.

Source photographs come from COCO, ImageNet, and Places. Those photographs stay under the terms of the source dataset. This repository does not relicense them. Generated edits and masks are released for research.

Subsets

Subset Source images Language-specific pairs Role in splits/split_seed2026.json Readme
COCO 2,000 14,668 train 1,600 / val 200 / test 200 image ids COCO/README.md
ImageNet 2,500 18,488 all 2,500 image ids are test ImageNet/README.md
Places 2,000 14,591 all 2,000 image ids are test Places/README.md
Total 6,500 47,747 seed 2026

A pair is one language. Chinese and English edits of the same object are separate rows, so one source image can contribute more than one pair, and not every image has both languages for every editor.

Editors

Each subset contains the same four edit models:

Directory Model
qwen_image_edit_2511 Qwen-Image-Edit-2511
firered_image_edit_1.1 FireRed-Image-Edit-1.1
longcat_image_edit LongCat-Image-Edit
flux2_dev FLUX.2-dev

Layout

<COCO|ImageNet|Places>/<edit_model>/
  manifest.jsonl
  source/
  normal/
  abnormal/
  masks/normal/
  masks/abnormal/

manifest.jsonl has one JSON object per line. normal_prompt and abnormal_prompt are the instructions used for that row. image_id joins a row to splits/split_seed2026.json. source_paths and export_paths record paths on the machine that built the release; use the files in this repository instead.

Details, counts, and anomaly categories are in each subset readme.

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