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

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

Options:
A. Wireless Earbuds
B. Earbud Charging Case
C. Bluetooth Speaker
D. Smartwatch Charging Dock
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. The item shown is often used together with another item, and they 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 pair of wireless earbuds, not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The earbuds must be placed inside the corresponding charging slots of the case, not just placed next to it or floating nearby. The connection should depict the earbuds being 'docked' or 'inserted' into the case's cavities.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the wireless earbud charging case (white, oval shape, two symmetrical internal cavities, smooth plastic surface, the hinge mechanism) must remain unchanged and consistent with the original item in the turn1 input image. The case may be translated, rotated, or its lid angle slightly adjusted to better accommodate the connection with the earbuds, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of case.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. USB-C Port
B. Headphone Jack
C. SIM Card Tray
D. Microphone Grille
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 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. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a USB-C charging cable plug. It cannot be any other item (e.g., a headphone plug, a different type of cable).

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state: the plug must be inserted into the port. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original USB-C port (its rectangular shape, metallic finish, internal contacts, and its location on the phone's bottom edge) must remain unchanged. It is allowed to be slightly translated, rotated, or its pose adjusted to accommodate the connection, but it must not be replaced with a different type of port. The original USB-C port must match the one 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. Buttonhole
B. Zipper
C. Belt Loop
D. Seam
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it. This item is often paired with another item, and the two can be fastened 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. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a button, not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The button must be shown passing through the buttonhole in a side-to-side fastening manner. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original item (the buttonhole) must remain unchanged. This includes its rectangular shape, the red stitching along its edges, and its location on the red-brown plaid fabric background. The background must be consistent with the red-brown plaid fabric shown in the turn 1 input image. It is allowed to be slightly translated, rotated, or its pose adjusted to accommodate the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of buttonhole or object.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. Hard drive
B. Optical disc drive
C. Cooling fan
D. Battery pack
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This item is often used 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 standard optical disc (CD/DVD/Blu-ray), not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The disc must be shown properly seated on the central spindle/hub of the drive's metal tray, fitting into the center hole. It should not be floating nearby, placed on top of the drive's exterior, or connected in any other illogical way.

3. Original Item Features Unchanged: The key visual features of the original optical disc drive (its black rectangular plastic housing, exposed metal tray, silver read/write head assembly, orange flexible circuit cable, front latch/slider, and screw holes) must remain exactly as described, consistent with the optical disc drive in turn 1 input image. It may be translated or rotated slightly to accommodate the disc's placement, but it cannot be replaced with a different model or type of drive.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. Knife Sheath
B. Leather Holster
C. Scabbard
D. Tool Belt Pouch
E. None of the above.
output: answer: C

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 attached 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 Correct: The newly added item must be a sword, specifically a long-bladed weapon designed to fit into the scabbard. It cannot be any other item like a knife, dagger, or unrelated object.

2. Connection Method Correct: The sword must be shown inserted into the scabbard. The blade must be fully or partially sheathed within the scabbard's opening, demonstrating a proper physical fit. The items cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way (e.g., the sword tied to the outside of the scabbard).

3. Original Item Features Unchanged: The key visual features of the original scabbard must remain intact: its long, slender shape; smooth, dark brown leather body; the pointed, bronze-colored metal fitting with engraved patterns at the tip; the round, bronze-colored metal fitting with engraved patterns at the base; and the two leather straps with metal square buckles (with holes) in the middle. The scabbard may be translated, rotated, or its pose slightly adjusted to accommodate the connection with the sword, but it must not be replaced with a different type of scabbard or sheath. (These features must match the scabbard shown in 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. Plastic buckle
B. Backpack buckle (male end)
C. Zipper pull
D. Carabiner clip
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, perform an edit. This 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 backpack buckle (female end). It cannot be any other object.

2. Connection Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state (the male end inserted into the female end until the latch clicks/snaps into place). They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating near each other, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Integrity: The key visual features of the original backpack buckle (male end) - its black plastic material, compact shape with a latch, and the slot for the webbing strap - must remain unchanged and must match the item shown in turn 1 input image. It is permissible to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its position/orientation in the scene to facilitate the connection, but it must not be replaced with a different item of the same category.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. Ballpoint Pen Refill
B. Highlighter
C. Mechanical Pencil Lead
D. Marker Tip
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it. 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. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added paired item must be a pen barrel/housing, not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection relationship. The refill's metal tip must be inserted into the front opening of the barrel, and the refill's plastic body must be secured within the barrel, not just placed side-by-side or floating nearby.

3. Original Item Consistency: The key visual features of the original item (the ballpoint pen refill) must remain unchanged. This includes its slender cylindrical shape, red transparent plastic body filled with red ink, the transparent segment at the top containing yellow liquid, and the exposed metal writing tip at the bottom. It may be translated, rotated, or slightly adjusted in posture to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of refill. These features must match the original item as shown in 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. Thermos Lid
B. Travel Mug Cap
C. Water Bottle Stopper
D. Coffee Pot Lid
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 reasonable way.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Correct Paired Item: The newly added item must be a thermos body (or insulated bottle body), not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection relationship (e.g., the lid is screwed onto or securely attached to the body). They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical manner.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original item (the thermos lid) must remain unchanged. This includes its circular shape, black plastic and silver metal ring color scheme, the black flip-top, the cylindrical spout, and the black carrying handle. The lid may be translated, rotated, or slightly adjusted in pose to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different lid or object. (The original item's features are defined by the input image in turn 1.)
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object in the image.
Options:
A. Key
B. Screwdriver
C. Bottle Opener
D. USB Drive
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. The object in the image is often used together with another item, and they can be paired or connected for use. While keeping the original object unchanged, add this 'paired item' to the scene and connect the two in a clear and logical manner.
output: evaluation_points: 1. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a padlock. It cannot be any other object (e.g., a carabiner, a chain link, a door handle).

2. Connection Method Correctness: The key must be physically inserted into the keyhole of the padlock. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating near each other, or connected in an illogical way (e.g., key hanging from the padlock's shackle).

3. Original Object Consistency: The key's key features (its silver/grey metal color, circular head with a hole, rectangular protrusion on the blade, and the specific pattern of its teeth) must remain unchanged, consistent with the key in the turn 1 input image. The key may be translated, rotated, or its pose slightly adjusted to fit the connection with the padlock, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of key.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

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

Options:
A. SD card slot
B. SIM card slot
C. USB port
D. Memory card reader
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, perform an edit. 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. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a SIM card, not any other object (e.g., a TF/microSD card, a battery, a chip).

2. Connection Method Correctness: The SIM card must be shown inserted into or making proper contact with the "SIM 1" slot of the SIM card slot. The connection must be physically plausible, not just placed nearby or floating.

3. Original Object Consistency: The key visual features of the original SIM card slot (rectangular shape, white plastic border, metal interior lining, clear labels "SIM 1" and "TF/SIM 2") must remain unchanged and consistent with the input image from turn 1. It is permissible to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its position in the scene to accommodate the connection, but its core appearance cannot be altered or replaced with a different type of slot.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item in the image.
Options:
A. Razor Blade
B. Utility Knife Blade
C. Scissors Blade
D. Chisel
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

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 utility knife handle/body, not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection relationship. The blade's end with the circular hole must be inserted into or attached to a corresponding slot, pin, or mechanism on the handle. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating nearby, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Features Unchanged: The key visual features of the original utility knife blade (its long, flat, metallic shape, sharp cutting edge, circular mounting hole at the opposite end, and surface texture) must remain unchanged and consistent with the blade in turn 1 input image. It is allowed to be translated, rotated, or slightly repositioned within the scene to fit the connection, but it must not be replaced with a different type of blade.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the item shown in the image.
Options:
A. USB-C Cable Plug
B. HDMI Cable Plug
C. Power Cord Plug
D. Ethernet Cable Plug
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Edit the input image. This item is often used together with another item, and they 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 monitor's HDMI port. It cannot be any other item (e.g., a USB port, a power socket, or a different type of video port).

2. Correct Connection Method: The HDMI plug must be shown physically inserted into the HDMI port, establishing a clear and plausible connection. They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating near each other, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original HDMI cable plug (its black plastic housing with a spiral anti-slip pattern, the rectangular array of exposed metal pins at the front, and the attached black cable) must remain unchanged. It is allowed to be translated, rotated, or slightly repositioned within the scene to fit the connection, but it must not be replaced with a different type of cable or plug. (The original item is defined by the input image from turn 1.)
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

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

Options:
A. Glue stick
B. Candle
C. Lip balm
D. Battery
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 hot glue gun, not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection relationship. The hot glue stick must be inserted into the gun's feed port/barrel, not just placed side-by-side or floating nearby, and not connected in an illogical state.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original hot glue stick (its long cylindrical shape, semi-transparent appearance, smooth surface, flat ends) must not be altered. It is allowed to be translated, rotated, or slightly repositioned within the scene to fit the connection with the glue gun, but it cannot be replaced with a different type of glue stick or other object. The original hot glue stick's features must be consistent with the item shown in 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. Lunchbox lid
B. Plastic container rim
C. Food storage box seal
D. Insulated lunch bag flap
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it. This item is often paired with another item, and the two can be combined 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 an insulated lunchbox body (a rectangular container with matching dimensions and a recessed area for the lid's seal), not any other object.

2. Correct Connection Method: The two items must be shown in their proper physical connection state. The lid's frame should be correctly seated on the body's rim, with the white plastic latches/clips visibly engaging with corresponding slots or features on the body, demonstrating a secure, closed state. They should not be merely placed side-by-side or floating near each other.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual characteristics of the original insulated lunchbox lid (its rectangular ring shape, transparent plastic material, and the six evenly spaced white plastic latches/clips along its edge) must remain unchanged. It is permissible to translate or rotate the lid slightly to fit the connection with the body, but it cannot be replaced with a different lid. The original item's features should be consistent with 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. Water Cooler Dispenser
B. Electric Kettle
C. Coffee Maker
D. Water Purifier Jug
E. None of the above.
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Please output an image: Based on the input image, edit it. 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. Paired Item Correctness: The newly added item must be a 'bottle with a smart cap' (a standard water bottle designed for dispensers), and not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correctness: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state. The bottle must be securely seated upside-down onto the dispenser's 'smart seat' (the receptacle with threads or a locking mechanism). 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 'smart seat water dispenser' (its white body, blue horizontal stripe, two front dispensing units, brand logos, and overall shape) must remain unchanged, as shown in the Turn 1 input image. It is permissible to translate, rotate, or slightly adjust its position/orientation in the frame to accommodate the connection, but it must not be replaced with a different model or type of dispenser.
Domain: Mechanisms / object_pairing

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Select the correct name for the object shown in the image:
Options:
A. USB Flash Drive
B. USB Cap / Cover
C. SD Card Reader
D. SIM Card Tray
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 paired 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. Paired Item Correct: The newly added item must be a USB flash drive (the main body), not any other object.

2. Connection Method Correct: The two items must be shown in the correct physical connection state (i.e., the cap is securely fitted onto the end of the USB flash drive). They cannot be merely placed side-by-side, floating near each other, or connected in an illogical way.

3. Original Item Features Preserved: The key visual features of the original USB cap (its black rectangular, semi-enclosed shape, the two parallel grooves on top, and the transparent window revealing internal clips/slots) must remain unchanged. It is allowed to be translated, rotated, or slightly adjusted in posture within the scene to fit the connection, but it cannot be replaced with a different cap or object. (The original USB cap's features are defined by the input image from turn 1.)