feat: add SAT task#1348
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SAT (Spatial Aptitude Test) is a 150-item, binary-MCQ spatial reasoning
benchmark with 1-2 images per item. Items cover object movement, ego
movement, action consequences, perspective, and goal-aim reasoning.
Dataset: nv-njb/SAT on HuggingFace — a re-host of array/SAT with two
upstream-friendly fixes:
1. Images stored as Sequence(Image()) so non-streaming load_dataset
works (the original parquet's nested list<binary> for image_bytes
trips pyarrow's chunked-array conversion).
2. Answer order pre-shuffled with random.Random(42) and
correct_answer_idx baked in, making evaluation deterministic
without any framework patch.
Metric: exact_match on the MCQ letter (flexible-extract filter).
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Summary
Adds SAT (Spatial Aptitude Test) — a 150-item binary-MCQ spatial-reasoning benchmark with 1-2 images per item. Items cover object movement, ego movement, action consequences, perspective, and goal-aim reasoning.
Dataset:
nv-njb/SAT— a re-host of the originalarray/SATwith two upstream-friendly fixes:All other fields (`question`, `question_type`, `correct_answer`) pass through unchanged. See the dataset card for the full schema and a citation.
Files
Parity vs. local fork
Qwen3-VL-2B-Instruct, full test split (150 items), 8x H100, greedy decoding.
Per-doc correctness agreement: 78.0% (117/150 same verdict). The 3.3pp delta is within 1 stderr — consistent with binary-MCQ noise on 150 items plus the `qwen3_vl` model-class drift we have observed on prior ports (egotaskqa, egoplan2, metavqa, openxvqa, robo_spatial).
Background — why this supersedes the earlier draft
A previous draft PR (#1342, closed) hit two blockers that prevented an end-to-end run on upstream main. Both are addressed by the re-host described above; no framework changes are required.
Test plan