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D15-grounding
Detection-format defect localization (L6-lite of the D15 task ladder) — 2,685 items (every record
of the corrected AI4Manufacturing/D15),
derived deterministically (no LLM/teacher). The model must output boxes as text, the
mainstream VLM grounding pattern (Qwen-VL-style absolute-coordinate JSON).
The repository name is an internal task code. See Provenance below.
Query diversity (2026-07-11). The
queryfield is drawn from a pool of 40 surface variants for this task (paraphrases that preserve the task and answer-format exactly; the answer-format directive is held verbatim), each selected by an independent per-record hash. This replaces the earlier 4-template design to prevent instruction-format overfitting; answers, images, ids, and all provenance are unchanged. A machine gate inverify_*.pychecks that no template correlates with the gold (binomial z < 4.5).
Task
"Locate every defect." annot is a JSON list of {"type": ..., "bbox_xywh": [x, y, w, h]} in
native pixel coordinates (origin top-left), one entry per defect instance (per-class connected
components after proximity grouping; 107 over-fragmented records fall back to per-class union boxes),
sorted (type, x, y) for a deterministic target. Type-complete by construction: every defect
type present in the record's mask contributes at least one box — instance fragments under 15 px are
denoised, but if all of a type's instances fall under the floor, its union box is emitted instead
(counted at build). Defect-free parts (387) have annot = [] — detection rejection is part of the task. The query states the coordinate convention, the closed
class list, and the empty-list rule.
Records
2,685 items (single train split): 2,298 defective (≥1 box) + 387 defect-free ([]).
Revision note (2026-07-09): v1's sub-15px denoise could silently delete a defect type entirely (2 records contradicted the sibling D15 gold; 21 more lost instance boxes). This revision guarantees type-completeness (union-box rescue) and counts every dropped fragment. Do not use v1.
| field | type | meaning |
|---|---|---|
query |
str | 4 surface variants; product wording; closed class list; JSON output spec |
image |
Image | the raw product photo (no overlays) |
annot |
str | JSON box list (see above), [] when defect-free |
reasoning |
null | none — deterministic derivation |
cate / task |
str | B / T-B2 |
metadata |
str (JSON) | source, category, image_sha256, d15_record_id, n_instances |
Provenance
Built from AI4Manufacturing/D15 (DefectSpectrum, ECCV 2024, arXiv:2310.17316) after its
2026-07-08 correction. Generator: annotate/D15/build_d15_l5_grounding.py in
AI4Manufacturing/forge_model — deterministic,
zero API cost. Upstream license: MIT (respect upstream terms; card is license: other).
Overlap / de-duplication (§8)
Same base photos as D15 → inherits all of D15's sha-verified overlaps: DS-MVTec ⊂
D20 test (also in
D05); DS-DAGM ⊂
181 (120 in its test); DS-VISION ⊂
D23 (incl. val). Do not evaluate on those
repos' held-out splits if you train on this set. Reconstruct overlaps via metadata.image_sha256.
Training notes
- Boxes are canonical native-px COCO xywh. Convert to your model's grounding convention at train
time (normalized 0–1000, corner pairs, special tokens, …) — regenerate, don't regex; see
common/box_convert.pyin forge_model. - Gradable by class-aware box matching (e.g. greedy IoU≥0.5) → usable as an RLVR reward or eval
metric;
[]records score rejection. - For pixel-accurate masks at inference, box-prompt SAM/SAM2 with the predicted boxes; the pixel GT
lives in
D15/D15-annotated(maskcolumn). - Companions:
D15-annotated(L1–L3),D15-mcq(L4),D15-region(L5).
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