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license: gpl-2.0
task_categories:
- image-text-to-text
- audio-text-to-text
- text-generation
language:
- en
tags:
- mathematics
- arithmetic
- multimodal
---
# MultimodalMathBenchmarks
This repository contains the datasets for the paper [Multiplication in Multimodal LLMs: Computation with Text, Image, and Audio Inputs](https://huggingface.co/papers/2604.18203).
It covers the public benchmark datasets and their modality assets (text, images, and audio) used to evaluate the arithmetic capabilities of multimodal LLMs.
## Canonical Upload Manifest
| HF path | Local source | Count | Purpose |
| --- | --- | ---: | --- |
| `SharedMultimodalGrid.csv` | `SavedData/SharedMultimodalGrid.csv` | 10,000 rows | Canonical metadata table for the paired multimodal multiplication benchmark |
| `TextFiles/` | `SavedData/TextFiles/` | 10,000 `.txt` files | Text renderings for `mm_*` benchmark items |
| `Images/` | `SavedData/Images/` | 10,000 `.png` files | Image renderings for `mm_*` benchmark items |
| `AudioFiles/` | `SavedData/AudioFiles/` | 10,000 `.mp3` files | Audio renderings for `mm_*` benchmark items |
| `HDSv2.csv` | `SavedData/HDSv2.csv` | 1,000 rows | Canonical heuristic-disagreement probe set |
| `HDSv2Images/` | `SavedData/HDSv2Images/` | 144 `.png` files | Image renderings for the `HDSv2` test split only |
| `Trapsv2.csv` | `SavedData/Trapsv2.csv` | 30 rows | Canonical adversarial trap set |
| `Trapsv2Images/` | `SavedData/Trapsv2Images/` | 30 `.png` files | Image renderings for every trap item |
## Dataset Summary
The release contains three benchmark families:
1. `SharedMultimodalGrid.csv`
- 10,000 shared multiplication problems paired across text, image, and audio.
- Split counts: `train=7026`, `val=1416`, `test=1558`.
- Each row uses an `mm_XXXXX` ID that maps directly to:
- `TextFiles/mm_XXXXX.txt`
- `Images/mm_XXXXX.png`
- `AudioFiles/mm_XXXXX.mp3`
2. `HDSv2.csv`
- 1,000 heuristic-disagreement problems for fingerprinting and probe-style evaluation.
- Split counts: `train=701`, `val=155`, `test=144`.
- `HDSv2Images/` contains exactly the 144 `test`-split item IDs from `HDSv2.csv`.
3. `Trapsv2.csv`
- 30 adversarial trap problems designed to target heuristic-specific failures.
- No split column; all rows are held-out trap items.
- `Trapsv2Images/` contains one PNG for every row in `Trapsv2.csv`.
## Dataset Structure
### Shared Multimodal Grid
Canonical table: `SharedMultimodalGrid.csv`
Columns:
`id, a, b, a_times_b, template_a, template_b, digits_a, digits_b, nonzero_a, nonzero_b, digit_total, nonzero_total, complexity_c, stratum_id, split`
Notes:
- `id` is the stable benchmark ID, e.g. `mm_00001`.
- `a`, `b`, and `a_times_b` are the multiplication operands and exact product.
- `digit_total`, `nonzero_total`, and `complexity_c` support difficulty analyses.
- `split` is the deterministic train/val/test assignment used by the pipeline.
### HDSv2
Canonical table: `HDSv2.csv`
Columns:
`id, a, b, product, design_family, canonical_target_heuristic, canonical_target_margin, ot_cost, dd_cost, rc_cost, heuristic_definition_version, target_heuristic, ot_score, dd_score, rc_score, category, notes, digit_total, nonzero_total, complexity_c, split`
### Trapsv2
Canonical table: `Trapsv2.csv`
Columns:
`id, a, b, product, trap_type, design_family, canonical_target_heuristic, heuristic_definition_version, target_heuristic, expected_error_type, notes, digit_total, nonzero_total, complexity_c`
## Modality and Evaluation Notes
- The paired multimodal benchmark includes text, image, and audio assets.
- `HDSv2Images/` is intentionally a test-only image release for probe evaluation.
- `Trapsv2Images/` covers the full trap set.
- Studies on this dataset show that accuracy falls sharply as arithmetic load $C$ (the product of total and non-zero digit count) grows. |