ccccEsion/IMUG-Bench huggingface dataset:
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object shown in the image.
Options:
A. Fluorescent tube
B. LED light bulb
C. LED tube light
D. Neon sign tube
E. None of the above.
output: answer: C

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it. This object is often used alongside another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original object unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a 'tube light fixture' or 'G13 lamp holder', not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The metal pins (G13 type) at both ends of the LED tube must be inserted into the corresponding sockets of the fixture/holder. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Object Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original 'LED tube light' (its long, slender shape, white end caps, semi-translucent body, and metal pins at both ends) must remain unchanged. It is allowed to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its pose in the scene to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with another type of tube light. The original object's appearance must be consistent with the 'LED tube light' shown in the Turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image:
Options:
A. Tape dispenser
B. Scissors
C. Stapler
D. Hole punch
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This item is often used together with another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original item unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a roll of adhesive tape, not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in their correct physical connection. The tape roll must be correctly seated within the dispenser's opening, and a piece of tape must be visibly extending from the roll, over the metal cutting blade, and ready to be pulled. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side or floating nearby.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original tape dispenser (its black plastic, streamlined shape, integrated metal cutting blade, and the opening on top) must remain unchanged. It may be translated, rotated, or its pose slightly adjusted to accommodate the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of dispenser. The original item's appearance must match the tape dispenser shown in the turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. Baby bottle nipple
B. Baby pacifier
C. Bottle cap
D. Medicine dropper tip
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This item is often paired with another item and the two can be connected for use together. While keeping the original item unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a baby bottle body (a cylindrical container with a threaded opening), not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The nipple's base must be screwed onto the threaded opening of the bottle body, creating a sealed assembly. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Preservation: The key visual features of the original baby bottle nipple (transparent, dome-shaped silicone teat, white circular plastic base with a threaded underside) must remain unchanged. It is permissible to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its position/orientation to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of nipple. The original item's visual features should be consistent with the baby bottle nipple shown in the turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object shown in the image.
Options:
A. Screw-in lamp holder
B. Bayonet lamp holder
C. Electrical socket
D. Light switch
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This object is often used together with another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original object unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a screw-in light bulb (incandescent or LED with a screw base), and not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state, specifically with the bulb's screw base threaded into the lamp holder's socket. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating near each other, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Consistency: The key visual features of the original screw-in lamp holder (its black cylindrical plastic body, the threaded socket opening at the top) must remain unchanged and consistent with the input image from turn 1. It is permissible to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its position/orientation in the scene to accommodate the connection, but it must not be replaced with a different type of lamp holder.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Please select the correct name for the item shown in the image:

A. Electric toothbrush head
B. Razor blade cartridge
C. Electric shaver foil
D. Hair clipper guard
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image based on the input image. This item is often used together with another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original item unchanged, please add this 'paired item' to the scene and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a razor handle, not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The cartridge's bottom interface must be properly attached to the handle's corresponding connector, not just placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way. The cartridge's features (rectangular shape, black plastic housing, blue and orange lubrication strips, multiple parallel metal blades, and silver metal side frames) must be consistent with the original item shown in turn 1 input image.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original razor blade cartridge (its rectangular shape, black plastic housing, blue and orange lubrication strips, multiple parallel metal blades, and silver metal side frames) must remain unchanged and must be consistent with the original item shown in turn 1 input image. It is allowed to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its position/orientation in the scene to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of cartridge.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. Bottle cap
B. Jar lid
C. Spray nozzle
D. Soda can tab
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. The item shown is often used together with another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original item unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a plastic water bottle (a standard PET bottle with a threaded neck), and cannot be any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The bottle cap must be shown screwed onto the bottle's neck via matching threads, creating a sealed connection. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way. (The bottle cap is the item from turn 1 input image.)

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original bottle cap (white plastic, hemispherical top, vertical anti-slip ridges, internal blue sealing ring) must remain unchanged. The cap may be translated, rotated, or slightly repositioned to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of cap. (The original bottle cap is from turn 1 input image.)
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.

Options:
A. Pen cap
B. Marker cap
C. Highlighter cap
D. Mechanical pencil tip cover
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This item is often paired with another item, and the two can be fitted or connected for use together. While keeping the original item unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a ballpoint pen (the main body/barrel), not any other writing instrument. This requirement is based on the pairing relationship described in turn 2 input text.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The transparent cap must be fitted over the pen's writing tip/nib, not just placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Integrity: The key visual features of the original item (the transparent, cylindrical plastic cap with a dark ring at the top and internal threads) must remain unchanged. It may be translated, rotated, or slightly repositioned to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of cap. The original item's visual features should match those in the turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. Camera Flash
B. DSLR Lens
C. Camera Battery Grip
D. Camera Tripod Head
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. The item is often used alongside another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original item unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a DSLR camera body, not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. Specifically, the lens mount on the back of the lens must be aligned and locked onto the corresponding mount on the camera body. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Integrity: The key visual features of the original DSLR lens (its black cylindrical shape, petal-shaped lens hood, textured focus ring, rear mount with electronic contacts, and markings like '35mm 1:1.4 DG φ67' and 'SIGMA') must remain unchanged. The lens may be translated, rotated, or its pose slightly adjusted to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different lens model. These features must be consistent with the DSLR lens depicted in turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object in the image.
Options:
A. USB plug
B. Three-prong power plug
C. Audio jack
D. HDMI connector
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This object is often used with another object, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original object unchanged, add this 'paired object' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Object Correctness: The newly added object must be a wall socket (power outlet), not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two objects must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The metal prongs of the plug must be inserted into the corresponding holes of the socket, not just placed nearby or floating.

3. Original Object Integrity: The key visual features of the original three-prong plug (white plastic body, cylindrical metal prongs with black insulation at the base, the ribbed cable strain relief) must remain unchanged. It may be translated or rotated to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of plug. The original object's features must match those in turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object shown in the image.
Options:
A. Seatbelt buckle (female part)
B. Car door handle
C. USB-C connector
D. Luggage strap buckle
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. The object shown is often used together with another item, and the two can be connected for use. While keeping the original object unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a seatbelt buckle (male part, the receptacle), and not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The metal tongue of the original seatbelt latch must be fully inserted into the slot of the seatbelt buckle until it is locked, not just placed nearby or hovering.

Original Object Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original seatbelt latch (black plastic housing with texture, red band on top, protruding silver metal tongue with a square opening, connected black webbing) must remain unchanged. It may be translated, rotated, or its pose slightly adjusted to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of seatbelt latch. The original object's visual features must match those in the turn 1 input image.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object shown in the image:
Options:
A. Zipper slider
B. Belt buckle
C. Paperclip
D. Keychain ring
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please generate an image: Edit the input image. This object is often used together with another item, and the two can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original object unchanged, add this "paired item" to the image and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a zipper chain (the interlocking teeth), not any other object. This is based on the object identified in Turn 1: a zipper slider.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection relationship. The slider must be engaged with the teeth on both sides, appearing to slide along them. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical state.

3. Original Object Consistency: The key visual features of the original zipper slider from Turn 1 input image (its blocky shape with a notch for the teeth, the curved pull tab, its metallic finish with slight wear) must remain unchanged. It is allowed to be translated, rotated, or slightly repositioned within the scene to fit the connection with the teeth, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of slider.
Domain: Mechanisms / rotational_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the rotating component is in a strictly closed state (closed to its physical limit). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must clearly be an edit of the input image: The same object (scissors) and the same background/scene style must be maintained.

2. The rotating component (the two blades connected by the central rivet) must be fully closed to its physical limit, with the metal cutting edges meeting or nearly touching along their entire length.

3. Apart from the closing angle, the object's appearance should not change significantly. The yellow plastic handles, metal blades, rivet, and overall structure must remain consistent.

4. All rotating components (both blades) are fully closed, not just one or part of one.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the rotating component is opened to its maximum possible angle (the limit before the object would be damaged). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must clearly be an edit of the input image: The identity of the object (scissors) and the background/scene style must be consistent with the turn1 input image.

2. The rotating component (the two blades) must be opened to its maximum, plausible state. The blades should be spread wide apart, simulating the furthest they can go without breaking the rivet or handles.

3. The original object's key structures are preserved: The yellow plastic handles, metal blades, rivet, and part count must not change.

4. The opening direction for the scissors is correct. The blades should pivot outward from the central rivet, maintaining their mirrored, symmetrical movement.

5. All rotating components (both blades) are opened to their maximum state simultaneously.
Domain: Mechanisms / rotational_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the rotating component is in a strictly closed state (closed to its limit). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the input image: The same object and scene/background style must be maintained (it should not become a completely different object or scene).

2. The rotating component reaches the 'strictly closed' limit. The compact case's mirror lid must be shown completely shut against the base, in a state that aligns with common sense.

3. Apart from the open/closed pose, the object's appearance should not change noticeably (color, texture, number of parts, and key structures must remain consistent).

4. All rotating components in the pictured item (the compact case) are closed to a fully shut state, not just some of them.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the rotating component is at its maximum opening angle (reaching the limit without damaging the object). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the input image: The same object identity and background/scene style must be maintained, consistent with the background/scene style of the turn 1 input image.

2. The rotating component reaches the 'maximum open' limit. The compact case's mirror lid should be opened to its widest plausible angle, as per common sense, without appearing broken. The opening direction should be away from the base, consistent with the hinge's physical structure.

3. The original object's key structures are preserved: Color/material/number of parts should not change noticeably.

4. The object's appearance (color, texture, number of parts, and key structures) must remain consistent with the turn 1 input image, apart from the open/closed pose.

5. All rotating components in the pictured item (the compact case) are opened to their maximum state, not just some of them.
Domain: Mechanisms / rotational_mechanism_edit

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the rotating component is in a strictly closed state (closed to its limit). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the input image: The same object (the briefcase) and the same scene/background style must be maintained (it should not become a completely different object or scene).

2. The rotating component must reach the 'strictly closed' limit: The briefcase lid must be completely shut, flush with the body of the case, as per common sense.

3. Apart from the open/closed posture, the object's appearance should not change noticeably (color, texture, number of components, and key structures like the metal clasps and handle must remain consistent).

4. The lid must be closed in the correct direction, pivoting around the rear hinges as described in the visual context.

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image so that the rotating component is in its maximum open state (reaching the limit without damaging the object). Keep all other unrelated elements and details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The output must be clearly an edit of the input image: The same object identity (the briefcase) and the same background/scene style must be maintained (consistent with the background/scene style of turn 1 input image).

2. The rotating component must reach the 'maximum open' limit: The briefcase lid must be opened to its widest possible angle, as per common sense for a briefcase, without appearing broken or detached.

3. The original object's key structures must be preserved: Color, material, and number of components (like clasps, handle, hinges) should not change noticeably.

4. The briefcase lid must open in the correct direction, pivoting backward around the rear hinges as described in the visual context of turn 1 input image, consistent with its physical structure.

5. The interior of the briefcase, containing the bundles of US dollars, should remain visible and consistent with the description in turn 1 input image when the lid is fully open.