ccccEsion/IMUG-Bench huggingface dataset:
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a scene in a hospital waiting area with a person and a pointer-style waterproof bathroom wall clock (12-hour format). The current time is 6:25. The person is standing at attention, not moving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a pointer-style waterproof bathroom wall clock (12-hour format with clear markings).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 6:25.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally at sides or close to the body, with a clear, formal stance).

4. The background must match the described scene of a hospital waiting area.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view seen in the mirror' (do not generate the real-world scene, only the mirrored reflection). Set the time to be 10 minutes after the moment in Turn 1. In the real world outside the mirror, the person makes the following movement: left arm bent at the chest (palm near the chest), right leg extended forward with the toes touching the ground. Please generate the scene as it appears in the mirror at this moment (still containing the person's reflection and the clock in the mirror).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The visual elements (person's figure, pointer-style waterproof bathroom wall clock (12-hour format), hospital waiting area scene) must remain consistent with those in the Turn 1 output image.

2. The spatial relationships (position of person relative to clock, arrangement of scene elements) must be a mirror image of the relationships in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 5:25.

4. The reflected person's action in the image must be: right arm bent at the chest (palm near the chest), left leg extended forward with the toes touching the ground.

5. The image must clearly appear to be a modified version (specifically, a mirror reflection) of the Turn 1 output image, not a completely redrawn new picture.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Question: If you directly read the time displayed on the clock in the mirror, what should the theoretical reading be?

Options:
A. 5:25
B. 6:35
C. 6:25
D. 5:35
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Question: By directly observing the clock actually displayed in the Turn 2 image, which of the following does its direct reading most closely match?

Options:
A. 5:25
B. 6:35
C. 6:25
D. 5:35
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above answers are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a scene in a study room with a mirror, where there is a person and a small bedside alarm clock (12-hour analog clock with hands) near the entrance. The current time is 7:33, and the person is standing at attention, motionless.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a small bedside alarm clock (a 12-hour analog clock with clear hour/minute hands and legible numerals).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 7:33.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally straight down at the sides or close to the body).

4. The background must depict a study room with a mirror, and the clock must be positioned near the entrance.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view as seen in the mirror' (do not generate the real-world scene, only the mirrored reflection). After 28 minutes have passed from the Turn 1 moment, the real person outside the mirror performs the following action: they raise their right arm straight forward to shoulder height and lift their left leg by bending the knee (raising the shin forward). Please generate the scene as it appears in the mirror at this later moment, including the person's reflection and the clock's reflection.
output: evaluation_points: The visual style, character design, and clock design (specifically the small bedside alarm clock, a 12-hour analog clock with hands) must be consistent with the Turn 1 output image.

The positions of the person, clock, and all scene elements must be a mirror-image (left-right reversed) of their positions in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 3:59.

4. The reflected person in the image must be performing the mirrored action: raising their left arm straight forward to shoulder height and lifting their right leg by bending the knee (raising the shin forward).

The image must be clearly a modified version of the Turn 1 output image (e.g., mirrored, with updated elements), not a completely new, unrelated generating.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Question: According to mirror theory, what should the reading on the clock in the mirror theoretically be at this later moment?

Options:
A. 8:01
B. 7:33
C. 4:27
D. 3:59
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Question: By directly observing the clock actually generated in the Turn 2 image, which of the following best matches its displayed reading?

Options:
A. 3:59
B. 8:01
C. 7:33
D. 4:27
E. The clock is readable, but the time shown is not A, B, C, or D.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly or unclearly, making it impossible to read a specific time.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a scene in a mall restroom with a mirror on the wall and a person standing next to a vintage analog alarm clock (12-hour format). The current time on the clock should be 3:50. The person should be standing at attention, not moving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a vintage analog alarm clock (12-hour format with clear hour/minute markings).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 3:50.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally at sides or close to the body, posture clearly defined).

4. The background must match the described scene: a mall restroom with a mirror on the wall.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view seen in the mirror' (do not generate the real-world scene, only the mirror reflection). Set the scene 18 minutes after the moment in Turn 1. In the real world outside the mirror, the person makes the following movement: they raise their left arm straight out to the side at shoulder height and step forward with their right leg. Please generate the scene as it would appear in the mirror at this moment (including the person's reflection and the clock's reflection).
output: evaluation_points: The visual style, character design, and clock design (specifically the 'vintage analog alarm clock, 12-hour format' as required in Turn 1) must remain consistent with the Turn 1 output image.

The positions of the person, clock, and scene elements (including the mirror on the wall) relative to each other must be a mirror image of their positions in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock shown in the image (the mirror reflection) must display the time 7:52.

4. The reflected person in the image must be performing the mirrored action: raising their right arm straight out to the side at shoulder height and stepping forward with their left leg.

The image must be clearly a modified version of the Turn 1 output image (showing the mirror reflection of the scene), not a completely new, unrelated generation.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Question: According to mirror theory, if you directly read the time displayed on the clock in the mirror, what should the reading theoretically be?

Options:
A. 4:08
B. 3:50
C. 8:10
D. 7:52
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Question: By directly observing the clock actually generated in the Turn 2 image, which of the following best matches its displayed reading?

Options:
A. 7:52
B. 4:08
C. 3:50
D. 8:10
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above times are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a scene of a dance studio with a full wall of mirrors and a clock hanging on a side wall. Include a person and a leather-strap analog wristwatch (12-hour format). The current time is 9:20, and the person is standing at attention, not moving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a leather-strap analog wristwatch with clear 12-hour markings.

2. The clock hands must accurately show the time 9:20.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally at sides or close to the body, with a clear, formal stance).

4. The background must match the described scene: a dance studio with a full wall of mirrors and a clock on a side wall.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view as seen in the mirror' (do not generate the real-world scene, only the mirror reflection). Set the scenario that 12 minutes have passed since the moment in Turn 1, and the real person outside the mirror has performed the action: raising their right arm sideways to shoulder height and stepping forward with their left leg. Please generate the scene presented in the mirror at this moment (still including the person's reflection and the clock in the mirror).
output: evaluation_points: The visual style, character design, clock design (a leather-strap analog wristwatch with 12-hour markings and a wall clock), and scene elements (a dance studio with a full wall of mirrors) must remain consistent with the Turn 1 output image.

The spatial relationships between the person, the clock, and all scene elements must be a mirror image of their positions in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 2:28.

4. The reflected person in the image must be performing the action: raising their left arm sideways to shoulder height and stepping forward with their right leg.

The image must be clearly a modified version of the Turn 1 output image, not a completely redrawn new picture.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: According to mirror theory, if you directly read the time displayed on the clock in the mirror, what should the theoretical reading be?
Options:
A. 9:32
B. 2:40
C. 9:20
D. 2:28
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Directly observe the clock actually displayed in the Turn 2 image. Which of the following does its direct reading most closely match?
Options:
A. 2:28
B. 9:32
C. 9:20
D. 2:40
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above answers are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a scene in a station hall with a mirror and a pillar with a wooden pointer clock (12-hour format). The current time is 11:12. A person is standing at attention, motionless.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a wooden pointer clock with a clear 12-hour dial and markings.

2. The clock hands must accurately indicate the time 11:12.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally down or close to the body, with a clear, formal stance).

4. The background must depict a station hall with a mirror and a pillar, matching the scene description.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view seen in the mirror' (only generate the mirrored scene, not the real-world scene). Set the time to be 20 minutes later from the moment in Turn 1. In the real world outside the mirror, the person has performed the action: extending their left leg forward with the toes touching the ground and raising their right arm sideways to shoulder height. Please generate the scene presented in the mirror at this moment (still including the person's reflection and the clock in the mirror).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The appearance of the person, clock, and scene elements must remain consistent with the design in Turn 1. Specifically, the person's attire and features, the clock's design as a 'wooden pointer clock (12-hour format)', and the station hall background with a mirror and pillar must match Turn 1's output image.

2. The positional relationships between the person, clock, and scene elements must be a mirror image (left-right reversed) of their relationships in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 12:28.

4. The mirrored person's action must be: extending their right leg forward with the toes touching the ground and raising their left arm sideways to shoulder height.

5. The image must be clearly modified from the Turn 1 generated image, not a completely redrawn new image.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Question: If you directly read the time displayed on the clock in the mirror, what should the reading theoretically be?

Options:
A. 11:32
B. 11:12
C. 12:48
D. 12:28
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Question: By directly observing the clock actually displayed in the Turn 2 image, which of the following does its direct reading most closely match?

Options:
A. 12:28
B. 11:32
C. 11:12
D. 12:48
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above answers are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a scene at the end of a hallway at home, with a mirror on the wall and a person standing in front of it. There is a circular analog wall clock (12-hour format) hanging on the wall. The current time is 8:38. The person is standing at attention, not moving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a circular analog wall clock (12-hour format with clear markings).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 8:38.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally down at the sides or close to the body, with a clear, formal stance).

4. The background must match the described scene: the end of a hallway at home, with a mirror on the wall.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view as seen in the mirror' (do not generate the real-world scene, only the mirrored reflection). It is now 35 minutes later from the Turn 1 moment. In the real world outside the mirror, the person has performed the following action: they have extended their left arm forward with a slight bend at the elbow, and lifted their left leg with the knee bent (calf raised forward). Please generate the scene as it appears in the mirror at this later moment, including the mirrored person and the clock reflected in the mirror.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The visual elements (person's figure, clock, scene layout) must be consistent with those in the Turn 1 output image. Specifically, the clock must be a circular analog wall clock (12-hour format), and the background must be the end of a hallway at home with a mirror on the wall.

2. The positional relationships between the person, clock, and scene elements must be a mirror image of their relationships in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock shown in the image must display the time 2:47.

4. The mirrored person's action must be: extending their right arm forward with a slight bend at the elbow, and lifting their right leg with the knee bent (calf raised forward).

5. The image must be clearly a modified version of the Turn 1 image, not a completely new, unrelated generating.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Please answer: According to mirror theory, if you directly read the time shown on the clock in the mirror, what should the theoretical reading be?
Options:
A. 9:13
B. 8:38
C. 3:22
D. 2:47
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Please directly observe the clock actually displayed in the Turn 2 image. Which of the following best matches its direct reading?
Options:
A. 2:47
B. 9:13
C. 8:38
D. 3:22
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above times are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a living room with a floor-length mirror and a square analog wall clock (12-hour format) hanging on the wall. A person is standing at attention. The time on the clock should be 2:22.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a square analog wall clock (12-hour format with clear hour/minute hands and markings).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 2:22.

3. The person's posture is 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally down by their sides or close to the body, posture clearly defined).

4. The background matches the described scene: a living room with a floor-length mirror and a wall clock.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view as seen in the mirror' (do not generate the real-world scene, only the mirrored reflection). After 15 minutes have passed from the Turn 1 moment, the real person outside the mirror performs the action: raising their right arm straight up over their head and taking a step forward with their left leg. Please generate the scene as it would appear in the mirror at this moment (including the person's reflection and the reflection of the clock).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The visual style, character model, and clock model (specifically a square analog wall clock, 12-hour format) must remain consistent with the Turn 1 output image.

2. The spatial relationships (positions of the person, clock, and scene elements) must be a mirror image of the relationships in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 9:23.

4. The reflected person in the image must be performing the action: raising their left arm straight up over their head and taking a step forward with their right leg.

5. The image must be clearly a modified version (specifically a mirror reflection) of the Turn 1 output image, not a completely new, unrelated generating.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: According to mirror theory, what should the reading on the clock in the mirror theoretically be?
Options:
A. 9:23
B. 2:37
C. 2:22
D. 9:38
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Directly observe the clock actually displayed in the Turn 2 image. Which of the following best matches its direct reading?
Options:
A. 9:23
B. 2:37
C. 2:22
D. 9:38
E. The clock is readable, but none of A-D are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Generate a scene in a dormitory room with a person and a pointer travel alarm clock (12-hour format). The current time is 5:28. The person is standing at attention, not moving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a pointer travel alarm clock (12-hour analog clock with clear markings).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 5:28.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally at sides or close to the body, with a clear, formal stance).

4. The background must match the described dormitory setting with a desk and a mirror.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view seen in the mirror' (only generate the mirrored reflection, not the real-world scene). After 9 minutes have passed from the Turn 1 moment, the real person outside the mirror performs the action: raising their left arm straight up above their head and taking one step forward with their right leg. Please generate the scene as it appears in the mirror at this moment (including the mirrored person and the mirrored clock).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The visual elements (person, clock, scene) must maintain consistency with the Turn 1 output image, specifically: the person's 'standing at attention' posture, the pointer travel alarm clock (12-hour analog clock), and the dormitory setting with a desk and a mirror.

2. The spatial relationships between the person, clock, and scene elements must be a mirror image of their positions in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 6:23.

4. The mirrored person's action must be: raising their right arm straight up above their head and taking one step forward with their left leg.

5. The image must be clearly a modified version of the Turn 1 output image, not a completely new, unrelated generation.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Question: If you directly read the time displayed on the clock in the mirror, what should the theoretical reading be?

Options:
A. 5:37
B. 5:28
C. 6:32
D. 6:23
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Question: By directly observing the clock actually generated in the Turn 2 image, which of the following does its reading most closely match?

Options:
A. 6:23
B. 5:37
C. 5:28
D. 6:32
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above times are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>
Domain: Mirror_Reasoning / mirror_clock_person_composite

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a scene in an office hallway with a person and a two-bell alarm clock (12-hour analog format). The current time is 1:45. The person is standing at attention, not moving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must contain both a person and a two-bell alarm clock (12-hour analog clock with clear hour/minute markings).

2. The clock's hands must accurately indicate the time 1:45.

3. The person's posture must be 'standing at attention' (body upright, arms naturally at sides or against the body, posture clearly defined).

4. The background must match the described scene of an office hallway with a clock on the wall by a door.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Based on the scene from Turn 1, modify the image to show 'the view seen in a mirror' (only generate the mirrored scene, not the real world). After 22 minutes have passed from the Turn 1 moment, the real person outside the mirror performs the action: left arm extended forward at shoulder height, right knee bent with lower leg lifted forward. Please generate the scene as it appears in the mirror at this moment (still containing the person's reflection and the clock in the mirror).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The character and clock designs, as well as the scene layout, must remain visually consistent with the Turn 1 output image. Specifically, the clock must be a two-bell alarm clock (12-hour analog format).

2. The positional relationships between the person, the clock, and other scene elements must be a mirror image of their positions in the Turn 1 output image.

3. The clock in the image must show the time 9:53.

4. The mirrored person's action must be: right arm extended forward at shoulder height, left knee bent with lower leg lifted forward.

5. The image must be clearly modified from the Turn 1 generated image, not a completely new, unrelated generating.

turn: 3
modality: text
input: Question: If you directly read the time displayed on the clock in the mirror, what should the theoretical reading be?
Options:
A. 2:07
B. 1:45
C. 10:15
D. 9:53
E. None of the above.
output: answer: D

turn: 4
modality: text
input: Question: By directly observing the clock actually shown in the Turn 2 image, which of the following does its direct reading most closely match?
Options:
A. 9:53
B. 2:07
C. 1:45
D. 10:15
E. The clock is readable, but none of the above answers are correct.
F. The clock is generated incorrectly and cannot be read.
output: answer: <DYNAMIC>