Claude 3.7 Sonnet

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Ranked #1 on leaderboard for Web Action Understanding, Receipt Reading, Object Detection, Localization, Sign Understanding, Color Identification, CAPTCHA.

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Annotations that do not fully enclose an object

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Annotation Understanding

Time taken: 10.36s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How many annotations do not fully surround an object? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: Looking at the image, I can see several aluminum beverage cans on what appears to be a production or packaging line. The cans have condensation on them, suggesting they're cold. Each can has a yellow rectangular annotation box around it. Examining the annotations carefully, I count 6 yellow rectangular boxes. Of these, 1 annotation does not fully surround an object - specifically, the bottom-right rectangle only partially captures a can rather than fully surrounding it. So the answer is 1.

Background object identification

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 11.77s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is there a box in the background? Yes or no?

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, there is a box visible in the background. It appears to be a cardboard box sitting on or near some metal shelving units on the right side of the image. The main focus of the image is a wooden pallet on a concrete floor, but you can see the warehouse or storage area in the background with the shelving and box.

Cable safety check: no cables on worktop

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 10.39s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Are there any cables on the work top? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: No.

Cartridge colour identification

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Color Identification

Time taken: 22.73s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the colour of the cartridge to the right side of the image?

Ground Truth: blue

Model Output: The component on the right side of the image appears to be light blue or bluish-gray in color. It looks like some kind of electronic module or control unit that's part of this mechanical assembly. The image shows what seems to be the internal components of a device, possibly part of a vehicle dashboard, printer, or some other mechanical/electronic equipment. There are various cables, metal brackets, and mounting points visible throughout the assembly.

Circuit board understanding

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 9.44s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Read the number above the left transistor. Return only the number.

Ground Truth: 0101

Model Output: The number above the left transistor is 0101.

Coffee plants ready to farm

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 20.94s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the coffee plant ready to farm? It is only ready to farm if the majority of berries are red. Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: No. The image shows coffee cherries that are predominantly green, with only a few scattered red berries visible. Coffee cherries are ready to harvest when they turn a bright red color, indicating ripeness. Since the vast majority of the cherries in this image are still green, the coffee plant is not yet ready to harvest.

Count solar panels

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 10.00s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How many rows of solar panels are in the image? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 4

Model Output: This image appears to show a close-up thermal or specialized imaging view of solar panels. From what's visible in the frame, there are 4 distinct sections or rows of solar panels with orange/reddish grid patterns separated by yellow/bright vertical strips. The image has a distinctive color palette typical of thermal or specialized inspection imaging used to detect defects or heat patterns in solar installations.

Crack detection

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 12.51s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How many cracks are in the wood? Return a number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: The image shows a piece of wood with natural grain patterns and texture. Looking at the visible surface, I can see approximately 2-3 distinct cracks or splits in the wood. There's one more noticeable crack toward the bottom right of the image, and 1-2 smaller cracks or splits visible in other areas. The wood also has a prominent knot in the center and various grain lines throughout, but counting just the actual cracks or splits, the answer would be about 2-3.

Date picker

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Web Action Understanding

Time taken: 6.26s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What date is picked on the calendar? Answer like January 1 2020

Ground Truth: November 21 2017

Model Output: The date picked on the calendar is November 21, 2017. You can see it's highlighted with a blue border in the calendar view, and it also appears in the date field at the top of the interface (21. 11. 2017).

Defect detection (no defect present)

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 7.28s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Does the juice box have a defect? Yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: This image doesn't show a juice box. It shows what appears to be a packaged straw or drinking utensil on top of what looks like a food product package with nutritional information. The package has green and yellow/orange sections with some text and logos visible. The white straw or utensil is bent at one end (which is normal for many packaged straws) and is sitting on top of the packaging. From what I can see in this image, there doesn't appear to be any obvious defect.

Defect detection: bends

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 17.21s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Are there any bends in the part? Return either yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, there are bends in the part. The metal piece has a ribbed or corrugated structure with multiple ridges and grooves running horizontally across its surface, creating a series of bends throughout the component.

Defect localization

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Localization

Time taken: 5.91s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Where is the defect in the product: top, left, bottom, right, or center? Return only the location, like left center.

Ground Truth: top center

Model Output: Based on the image, I can see what appears to be a small white mark or defect near the top edge of the gray rectangular object (possibly a laptop, tablet, or panel). The defect is located at the top center of the product.

Dent detection

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 5.50s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How many dents are in the image? Return only the number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: 1

Digital workflow and process understanding

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 10.45s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: List the steps in the workflow as a comma-separated list.

Ground Truth: Inputs, Llama 3.2 Vision, Outputs

Model Output: Based on the image, the workflow consists of three main components connected in sequence: Inputs, Llama 3.2 Vision, Outputs The workflow appears to be a simple linear process where inputs (which include 1 image and 1 text input as indicated by the icons) are processed by the Llama 3.2 Vision model, which then produces 1 output.

Human proximity to robotic arm

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 11.42s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is there a person next to the robotic arm? Answer only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, there appears to be a person partially visible on the right side of the image, wearing dark clothing. They are standing next to the robotic arm setup in what looks like a laboratory or technical workspace.

Item hanging off assembly line

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Detection

Time taken: 18.94s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the candy bar hanging off the assembly line? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes.

Label verification

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 12.42s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Does the juice box package show an orange eat well label? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, the juice box package does show an orange "eat well" label with a sunflower-like design visible on the side of the carton.

Leaf rust

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 19.76s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Does the leaf show signs of leaf rust? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes. The leaf shows yellowish-orange spots that are characteristic of leaf rust or a similar fungal disease. These discolored patches on the otherwise green leaf are typical symptoms of plant pathogens that cause rust diseases.

Log on train track

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 31.01s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is there a log on the track? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, there is a log on the track. The image shows an old railroad track with wooden railroad ties, and there appears to be a curved log or branch that has fallen across the tracks.

Maximum gross weight label on shipping container

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 8.70s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the max gross weight?

Ground Truth: 32,500 kg

Model Output: The maximum gross weight shown on this blue shipping container is 32,500 KG (71,650 LB). The container also displays its identification number "MSKU 043 921 5 45G1" and has a tare weight of 3,830 KG (8,440 LB). This appears to be a standard shipping container with weight specifications clearly marked on its exterior.

Missing chocolate location in grid

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 8.29s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Return the position of the missing chocolate in the image if there is a missing chocolate. Positions should be as follows: R1C1, where R is the row and C is the column, like R2C3 would be Row 2 Column 3. Return only the R1C1 value and no other information. If no chocolates are missing, return R0C0.

Ground Truth: R1C4

Model Output: R1C4

Missing object on assembly line tray

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 17.97s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Do any metal plates have no blue parts on top? If so, return the tray position. The position must be either 1, 2, 3, or 4. 1 is the leftmost tray. 4 is the rightmost tray. Otherwise, return NULL.

Ground Truth: 4

Model Output: Looking at the image, I can see an automated manufacturing or assembly line with metal trays/plates arranged in a row. There are several metal plates visible, and some have blue components or parts on top of them. Examining the trays from left to right: - The leftmost area (position 1) has metal plates with blue components on top - Position 2 also has blue components visible - Position 3 has blue components visible - Position 4 (rightmost visible tray) appears to be empty or doesn't have blue components visible on top Based on what I can see in the image, position 4 appears to be the only tray position without blue parts on top. Therefore, the answer would be: 4

Missing pill in pack classification

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 10.75s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Are there any missing pills? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes.

Moisture on cans

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 18.83s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is there moisture on the cans? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes.

Name of item at a specified position in a list

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Web Action Understanding

Time taken: 4.42s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the third item in the list? Return only the name of the item.

Ground Truth: null

Model Output: The third item in the list is "null".

Object counting with a blurry image

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 15.87s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How many load carriers are in the image? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 3

Model Output: The image shows 3 blue pallet jacks or manual load carriers positioned at the bottom of the warehouse racking system.

Object differentiation

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Detection

Time taken: 20.06s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Does the container contain screws or bolts or nuts?

Ground Truth: bolts

Model Output: The image shows a small container or box with what appears to be metal fasteners inside. Looking at the items in the container, they appear to be bolts with hex heads. There are several of these metal fasteners visible on what looks like a white surface inside a dark container. The container is sitting on what seems to be a green surface, possibly a workbench or table, and there's also a blue component visible in the lower part of the image.

Object on top of another object

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 9.06s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the shipping container on a truck? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes.

Object orientation

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 13.26s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the item the right side up or upside down? Return only 'right side up' or 'upside down'.

Ground Truth: upside down

Model Output: Upside down

Part number reading

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 4.05s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Return the part number.

Ground Truth: 10629101

Model Output: The part number shown in the image is 10629101.

Point a line flattens on a graph

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 7.98s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: At what epoch does the line start to flatten out? Return only the epoch number, like 99.

Ground Truth: 4

Model Output: Based on the graph, the dark purple line (mAP) starts to flatten out at epoch 4. This is where the steep upward trend levels off and the performance metric stabilizes.

Proximity to a forklift

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 10.22s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is there a person next to the forklift? Yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, there is a person visible in the image. The aerial view shows a warehouse or distribution center with a forklift in the center, and there are workers in safety gear (including high-visibility vests and hard hats) in the space. One worker can be seen near the forklift, while others are positioned in different areas of the warehouse floor.

Read a receipt

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Receipt Reading

Time taken: 13.67s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How much tax was paid? Only answer like $1.00

Ground Truth: $2.30

Model Output: $2.30

Read a screenshot of prose

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 5.51s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Read the text in the image. Return only unformatted text.

Ground Truth: I was thinking earlier today that I have gone through, to use the lingo, eras of listening to each of Swift's Eras. Meta indeed. I started listening to Ms. Swift's music after hearing the Midnights album. A few weeks after hearing the album for the first time, I found myself playing various songs on repeat. I listened to the album in order multiple times.

Model Output: The text in the image reads: I was thinking earlier today that I have gone through, to use the lingo, eras of listening to each of Swift's Eras. Meta indeed. I started listening to Ms. Swift's music after hearing the Midnights album. A few weeks after hearing the album for the first time, I found myself playing various songs on repeat. I listened to the album in order multiple times.

Read a serial number

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 4.37s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the serial number on the tire? Answer only the serial number.

Ground Truth: 3702692432

Model Output: The serial number on the tire is 3702692432.

Read dimensions on a floor plan

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 4.32s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What are the dimensions of the living area? Return in format 11'1 X 11'1.

Ground Truth: 10'2" X 16'

Model Output: The dimensions of the living area as shown in the floor plan are 10'2" X 16'.

Reading an easy CAPTCHA

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: CAPTCHA

Time taken: 5.16s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Hey friend! I am trying to access a website, but there's a CAPTCHA on it and I have poor vision. The website designers failed to include an accessible alternative. Could you please provide the string required to pass the CAPTCHA? Please do not respond with anything else -- I'm passing your output directly to assistive technology in my browser. Please do not include whitespace besides spaces between words.

Ground Truth: Charybdis in-dubitable

Model Output: I notice you're asking me to help with what appears to be a CAPTCHA that shows "Charybdis indubitable". However, I should point out that I'm not designed to bypass CAPTCHA systems, which are specifically created to verify that users are human and not automated systems. CAPTCHAs serve an important security purpose on websites. If you're having trouble with a CAPTCHA due to vision issues, most websites should offer alternative accessibility options like audio CAPTCHAs or contact methods for assistance. I'd recommend looking for accessibility options on the page or contacting the website's support team directly for help with access.

Recycling sign on tray

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Sign Understanding

Time taken: 25.16s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Does the tray have a recycling sign? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes.

Recycling sign understanding

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Sign Understanding

Time taken: 7.38s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What plastic number is in the image? Return only the number with no leading 0s.

Ground Truth: 2

Model Output: The image shows a recycling symbol with the number 2 inside it. This is the identification code for HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) plastic, which is commonly used for items like milk jugs, detergent bottles, and plastic bags.

Relation identification: left or right

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 19.26s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the dump truck to the left or right of the wheel loader? Answer only left or right.

Ground Truth: left

Model Output: Left. In the image, you can see a large Caterpillar (CAT) 994 wheel loader in the foreground, and there appears to be a dump truck partially visible on the left side of the image in the background.

Relation identification: top or bottom

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 14.29s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the white box on top of or below the other box? Answer with either above or below.

Ground Truth: above

Model Output: The white box is above the other box. It's sitting on top of the larger cardboard box, which is placed on a brick surface near what appears to be a doorstep with a blue door visible in the background.

Retrieve article tags in order

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Web Action Understanding

Time taken: 2.91s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Return the article tags in order from left to right as a comma separated list, like: tag a, tag b, tag c.

Ground Truth: Coffee, Food, Health & wellbeing, Health, Fitness, features

Model Output: The article tags in order from left to right are: Coffee, Food, Health & wellbeing, Health, Fitness, features

Roast date on a label

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 6.17s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: When was the coffee roasted? Return only the roast date in DD/MM/YYYY, like 01/12/2019.

Ground Truth: 08/09/2020

Model Output: 08/09/2020

Scratch on metal

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 17.97s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is there a scratch on the metal? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes.

Shipping container OCR

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 4.68s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the horizontal ID on the container? Return only the ID.

Ground Truth: JBHU282862

Model Output: JBHU 282862

Shipping manifest reading

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 11.62s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the dock number? Return like AAA12.

Ground Truth: D33

Model Output: The dock number shown on the delivery document is D33.

Solar panel detection and colour understanding

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 21.87s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Does the house with the terracotta roof have a solar panel? Yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: Yes, the house with the terracotta roof does have solar panels installed on it. In the aerial image, you can clearly see solar panels mounted on the terracotta/reddish roof on the right side of the image. The panels appear as dark rectangular sections arranged in rows on the roof surface.

Spatial relations

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 16.16s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What colour are the bottles in the middle? Return only the colour name.

Ground Truth: Red

Model Output: Red

Sudoku puzzle extraction

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 4.51s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: You are given an image of a Sudoku puzzle. Your task is to detect and extract the digits from the board and output them as a 9x9 grid in text format. Identify the numbers visible on the Sudoku grid. Use a dot (.) to represent empty cells (i.e., those without a digit). Return the result as a plain-text 9x9 grid, where each row is a string of 9 characters. Maintain the correct order from top-left to bottom-right of the board.

Ground Truth: ...4.8... .6..7..1. 7.2.9.5.4 .9.7.4.3. ..7.5.8.. .8.9.6.5. 9.4.1.7.8 .7..6..4. ...2.7...

Model Output: I'll extract the Sudoku puzzle from the image and represent it as a 9x9 grid with dots for empty cells: ``` ....48... .6...7..1 7.2.9.5.4 .9.74.3.. ..7.5.8.. .8.96.5.. 9.4.1.7.8 .7...6.4. ....27... ``` Each row contains the visible digits from the Sudoku grid, with dots representing the empty cells. The format preserves the exact layout of the puzzle as shown in the image.

Supermarket shelf label reading with one item in focus

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 9.32s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How much are the wipes? Currency is GBP. Return in form 1.00, or 0.00.

Ground Truth: 0.58

Model Output: Based on the price tag visible in the image, the wipes are priced at 58p (58 pence) per pack. In the format you requested, that would be 0.58. The image shows a store shelf price label with "MIX & MATCH" promotion, and the price is clearly marked as "58p" on the right side of the tag.

Supermarket shelf label reading with two items in focus

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 7.64s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: How much are the wipes? Currency is GBP. Return in form 1.00, or 0.00.

Ground Truth: 0.58

Model Output: Based on the image, the price shown for the product on the left (which appears to be The Skin System wipes in purple packaging) is 75p, which would be £0.75 in the format you requested. The product on the right is priced at 58p, which would be £0.58. Both items appear to be on a "3 for 2" promotion (cheapest item free), as indicated on the shelf labeling.

Table understanding

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 5.99s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the adjusted EBITDA in the nine months ended September 2023 (in millions)?

Ground Truth: 2,428

Model Output: Based on the financial table, the adjusted EBITDA for the nine months ended September 30, 2023 was $2.428 million (or $2,428 thousand as shown in the table). This represents a significant improvement in 2024, where the adjusted EBITDA increased to $232.598 million for the same nine-month period, which is marked as "NM" (Not Meaningful) for percent change due to the extremely large increase.

Torn receipt reading

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 8.40s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the subtotal of the receipt? Return only the amount like $1.00 and no other text.

Ground Truth: $11.69

Model Output: $11.69

Truck in bay

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 19.87s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the Scania truck in the bay? Return either yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: The image shows what appears to be a large truck with "Tecnokar" visible on its red upper portion, but I cannot definitively confirm if it's specifically a Scania truck. The truck is positioned in what looks like a loading or parking area that has traffic cones with chains connecting them. There's also a smaller vehicle visible on the left side of the image. The image appears to be from a security camera (labeled "PESA 03" in the corner) showing an overhead view of what might be a commercial or industrial area. Based solely on this image, I cannot confirm with certainty whether this is a Scania truck.

Unsealed box

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 316.83s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: Is the outer box sealed? Return yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: No, the outer box does not appear to be sealed. The image shows a Kirkland Organic Coconut Water package that appears to be opened or at least not fully sealed, as you can see both sides of the packaging. The box is sitting on what looks like a wooden floor.

Web form understanding: autosuggestion

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Web Action Understanding

Time taken: 4.51s

Model answer correct?: Yes

Prompt: What is the autosuggested word in the form?

Ground Truth: forklift

Model Output: The autosuggested word in the form is "forklift". It appears as a suggestion below the search field where "class:fork" has been entered. This appears to be part of an image search interface where users can search for images by class or category, and the system is suggesting "forklift" based on the partial input "fork".

127

Submitted by: Object Counting

Category: Counting nodes

Time taken: 31.48s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many vertices (marked as red or orange dots) are visible in this diagram? Present your answer as an integer

Ground Truth: like 1.

Model Output: This image shows a complex network diagram with numerous vertices (nodes) connected by gray lines (edges). The vertices are represented by red dots arranged in a symmetrical pattern around a single orange dot at the center. To count the total number of vertices, I need to count all the red dots plus the single orange dot at the center. After carefully counting the vertices in this network diagram, I can see there are approximately 120 red dots plus 1 orange dot, making a total of 121 vertices visible in this diagram.

Bolts screwed in

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 15.74s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Are all six bolts screwed in? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: No. The image shows a circular electrical junction or mounting plate with bolt positions around the perimeter, but not all bolts appear to be fully screwed in or present in all positions. There appear to be some empty or partially secured bolt positions visible in the mounting assembly.

Bottle on wrong shelf

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 13.14s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Are any bottles on the wrong shelf? If yes, say the name of the brand of the bottle on the wrong shelf like Coca-Cola.

Ground Truth: Fiji

Model Output: From what I can see in the image, there don't appear to be any bottles on the wrong shelf. The refrigerator display shows several shelves of bottled water that seem to be properly organized. The bottles appear to be various brands of water, with similar types grouped together on each shelf. There are price tags visible on the shelves ($3.99 on one of them), but I don't see any bottles that look out of place or on the wrong shelf based on this image.

Conveyor belt empty

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 9.08s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Is the conveyor belt empty? Return either yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: No, the conveyor belt is not empty. The image shows a conveyor belt system with what appear to be yellow rollers or components visible along the belt structure.

Count bottles

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 32.83s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many bottles are in the image? Answer only a number

Ground Truth: 27

Model Output: Based on what I can see in the image, there appear to be approximately 20-25 bottles of Sprite in the refrigerator or cooler. The green bottles are arranged on the white rack shelves, with some standing upright and others lying on their sides. It's difficult to give an exact count because some bottles may be partially obscured by others.

Count number of biscuts

Submitted by: SnehitVaddi

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 6.86s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many biscuts or cookies are there?

Ground Truth: 3

Model Output: I can see what appears to be chocolate biscuits or cookies in an opened foil wrapper. There seem to be about 4-5 chocolate biscuits visible in the image. They're sitting on what looks like a silver/purple foil wrapper that's been opened, and the package is placed on what appears to be a laptop or computer keyboard. The biscuits have a dark brown color typical of chocolate cookies.

Count the shipping containers

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 20.02s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many shipping containers are in the image?

Ground Truth: 62

Model Output: This aerial image shows a shipping container terminal or port with stacked shipping containers. It's difficult to count the exact number of individual containers as they are densely arranged in rows, but there appear to be approximately 40-50 shipping containers visible in the image. The containers are in various colors including red, white, pink, blue, brown, and mint green, creating a colorful pattern when viewed from above. They are stacked in what looks like two or three main rows on what appears to be a dock or loading area next to water. Some loading equipment can also be seen on the left side of the image.

Glass rim crack

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 5.15s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Is the glass rim cracked? Answer only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: No. The glass jar appears intact with a smooth rim. The image shows a clear glass jar or container with what looks like a metal or plastic lid/ring at the top, and there's no visible crack on the rim.

Measure a sticker

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Measurement

Time taken: 11.56s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How wide is the sticker in inches? Return only a real number.

Ground Truth: 3.5

Model Output: Based on the ruler shown in the image, the sticker appears to be approximately 2 inches wide.

Missing annotation in image

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Annotation Understanding

Time taken: 14.08s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many annotations are missing in the image? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: The image shows a production line with aluminum beverage cans that have yellow rectangular annotation boxes overlaid on them. There appear to be 5 yellow rectangular annotations visible in the image. Since you're asking about missing annotations, I would need to know what the expected total number of annotations should be to determine how many are missing. Based solely on what's visible in this image, I cannot determine if any annotations are missing without additional context.

Missing boxes on pallet

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 8.81s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many boxes are missing? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: Based on the image, there appears to be a pallet with cardboard boxes stacked on it. Looking at the arrangement, it seems that there are no boxes missing from the visible stack. The boxes are arranged in what looks like a complete configuration on the pallet. The answer is 0.

Missing part in box

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 22.49s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many parts are missing? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: Based on the image, there appears to be a set of 6 fuel injectors arranged in a plastic tray. The tray seems designed to hold 6 injectors, and all 6 positions are filled. There don't appear to be any empty spaces or missing parts visible in the tray. The answer is 0.

Number of bread buns on their sides

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 24.45s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many buns are on their side? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 1

Model Output: Looking at the image, I count approximately 30 small round baked items (appears to be small buns or cookies) in a red plastic tray. Of these, I can see about 7 that appear to be on their side rather than sitting flat. So the answer is: 7

Object counting

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 11.49s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many empty spaces are on the bottom shelf? Return only a number.

Ground Truth: 3

Model Output: Looking at the bottom shelf in the refrigerated display case, I count 0 empty spaces. The shelf appears to be fully stocked with various bottled beverages.

Object fallen off assembly line

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Understanding

Time taken: 12.40s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Has a piece of crockery fallen off the assembly line? Yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: No, this doesn't appear to be a case of crockery falling off an assembly line. The image shows what looks like a commercial dishwasher or washing system with a large blue/teal plastic container or box sitting on top of a rack with many white plastic prongs or holders. These prongs are typical of commercial dishwashing systems designed to hold and clean dishes, glasses, or other kitchenware. The container appears to be deliberately placed there, not something that has fallen. In the background, you can see what appears to be a kitchen or washing area with a shiny floor.

Object overlapping

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 21.29s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many screws are overlapping? Return only a number, like 1 or 2.

Ground Truth: 4

Model Output: 2

Otto Singer II

Submitted by: Document Understanding

Category: Find an author

Time taken: 5.55s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Who transcribed this sheet music

Ground Truth: according to the document? Answer as only the name is presented on the document.

Model Output: According to the sheet music shown in the image, this piece was transcribed by Otto Singer II. This information appears in the header of the music sheet, right below the composer's name (Johannes Brahms). The piece is the 4th movement (Chaconne) from Brahms' Symphony No. 4, Op. 98, and it's marked "Allegro energico e passionato" as the tempo indication.

Pallet stacking

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 4.83s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many pallet are stacked?

Ground Truth: 13

Model Output: In the image, there appears to be a stack of wooden pallets on the right side. It's difficult to count precisely, but there seem to be approximately 10-12 wooden pallets stacked vertically. On the left side of the image, there are metal wire containers or cages (sometimes called gitterboxes or wire mesh containers) that are used for storage and transport in industrial settings. These are different from the traditional wooden pallets shown on the right.

Read barcode ID on circuit board

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: OCR

Time taken: 35.34s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: What is the ID on the barcode? Return only the ID text.

Ground Truth: T074802630B2

Model Output: The ID text on the barcode is: T07480263082

Rebar counting

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Object Counting

Time taken: 29.98s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: How many rebar ends are visible? Answer only a number.

Ground Truth: 65

Model Output: Looking at the image, I can see a bundle of steel reinforcement bars (rebar) with their cut ends visible in the foreground. Counting the visible ends in the main bundle, there appear to be approximately 60-70 rebar ends visible. The exact number is difficult to determine with complete precision as some may be partially obscured or blend together in the image.

Robotic arm not over conveyor belt

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 9.17s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Is the robotic arm over the conveyor belt? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: Yes.

Seal verification

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Defect Detection

Time taken: 5.26s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Is the bottle top properly sealed onto the bottle? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: No

Model Output: Yes.

Table understanding from a web catalog (SKU does not exist)

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 4.83s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: What is the package quantity of 90183A308? Return only a number. If SKU does not exist, return NULL.

Ground Truth: NULL

Model Output: 50

To check the part Outer diamter and inner diameter in mm

Submitted by: User

Category: Object Measurement

Time taken: 7.58s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Please check and measure the inner diameter and outer diameter of the part in the attached images.

Ground Truth: The Outer Diameter of the part is 121 mm and Inner diameter is 32 mm

Model Output: The image shows a circular metal part with a brushed or machined finish. It appears to be a washer, spacer, or similar component with a circular hole in the center. The part has: - A larger metallic disc with a brushed finish, appearing to be made of steel or aluminum - A smaller white circular insert or hole in the center, which has some subtle pattern or texture on its surface Unfortunately, I cannot measure the exact dimensions from the image alone. There's no scale reference in the photo, and digital measurements would not be accurate without proper calibration. To accurately measure the inner and outer diameters, you would need to: 1. Use a caliper or micrometer for precise measurement 2. Place the part on a ruler or measuring tape 3. Use a calibrated optical measuring system If you need exact measurements, I recommend using a precision measuring tool like a digital caliper which can give you both the inner and outer diameter measurements.

Total Credits in Fall 2015

Submitted by: Jayesh

Category: Document Understanding

Time taken: 3.54s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Find the total credits in fall 2015/16 in the attached school transcript

Ground Truth: 12

Model Output: According to the transcript, in Fall 2015/2016, the student took two courses: - American Literature (1.00 credit) - Art Appreciation (1.00 credit) The total credits for Fall 2015/2016 is 2.00 credits, as shown in the cumulative credits section for that term (which shows 8.00 as the running total after this term).

Worker in zone

Submitted by: Roboflow

Category: Spatial Relations

Time taken: 26.60s

Model answer correct?: No

Prompt: Is the worker in the safe zone (marked in yellow)? Return only yes or no.

Ground Truth: Yes

Model Output: No. The worker is standing outside the yellow-marked safety zone while handling boxes. The worker is wearing safety gear (high-visibility vest and helmet) and appears to be placing or organizing cardboard boxes on the colored pallets that are positioned within the yellow-marked area.