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179-region

Region-conditioned defect typing on aero-engine blades — 3634 items, derived deterministically from the binary segmentation masks of AI4Manufacturing/179. Exact-match gradable (closed type list + no defect) → SFT and RLVR-ready.

Task

"An operator points at a region — what defect, if any, is there?" One item per defect instance (2048 positives: breakdown 953, groove 466, fracture 389, ablation 240) plus 1586 clean-region negatives teaching rejection (every good record + ~half of defective records). The region is conveyed in one of two modes (metadata.region_mode; overlay 1806 / bbox_text 1828):

  • overlay — a red rectangular ring drawn on the image around the region.
  • bbox_text — the raw image plus the region as a pixel box [x, y, w, h] in the query text.

Clean boxes sample size AND position from the emitted positive population, so box geometry separates nothing. Instance boxes containing another instance's pixels are skipped in bbox-text mode. Gold = the type name exactly as in the query's closed list, or no defect. Verified: zero defect pixels inside any clean box.

field type meaning
query str 16 variants per mode; closed class list
image Image blade photo, or blade with ONE red rectangular ring (overlay mode)
annot str ablation / breakdown / fracture / groove / no defect
reasoning null none — deterministic derivation
cate / task str B / T-B2
metadata str (JSON) source, image_sha256, image_wh, region_mode, bbox_xywh, instance_index, gold

Provenance

Built deterministically (no LLM/teacher; reasoning is null) from AI4Manufacturing/179 — AeBAD (Aero-engine Blade Anomaly Detection, AeBAD_S subset; Zhang et al., "Industrial Anomaly Detection with Domain Shift"): 2,160 aero-engine-blade surface photos, 4 defect types (ablation, breakdown, fracture, groove) + good, each anomalous image with a paired binary pixel segmentation mask (binarized here at gray>40, which reproduces the source defect_area_fraction exactly). Generator: annotate/179/build_179_derived.py in forge_model; machine gates: annotate/179/verify_179.py (all green at build time).

Resolution. Source photos are 3024×3024. Every image here is downscaled to a 1024 long side (LANCZOS; masks NEAREST) and all coordinates are in that pixel space — see metadata.image_wh. This matches common VLM input sizes and keeps the repo compact; a native-resolution rebuild is a deterministic option (DOWNSCALE=None).

Query diversity. The query field is drawn from a fixed pool of surface variants for this task (paraphrases preserving the task and answer format), selected by an independent per-record hash. A machine gate checks that no template correlates with the gold (worst z-scores reported above).

The repository name is an internal task code (the source dataset's code is 179).

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