RealCQA-V2 : Visual Premise Proving A Manual COT Dataset for Charts

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2410.22492v2
• Date: Sun, 10 Nov 2024 00:54:21 GMT
• Title: RealCQA-V2 : Visual Premise Proving A Manual COT Dataset for Charts
• Authors: Saleem Ahmed, Ranga Setlur, Venu Govindaraju,
• Abstract summary: We introduce Visual Premise Proving, a novel task tailored to refine the process of chart question answering. This approach represents a departure from conventional accuracy-based evaluation methods. A model adept at reasoning is expected to demonstrate proficiency in both data retrieval and the structural understanding of charts.
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• Abstract: We introduce Visual Premise Proving (VPP), a novel task tailored to refine the process of chart question answering by deconstructing it into a series of logical premises. Each of these premises represents an essential step in comprehending a chart's content and deriving logical conclusions, thereby providing a granular look at a model's reasoning abilities. This approach represents a departure from conventional accuracy-based evaluation methods, emphasizing the model's ability to sequentially validate each premise and ideally mimic human analytical processes. A model adept at reasoning is expected to demonstrate proficiency in both data retrieval and the structural understanding of charts, suggesting a synergy between these competencies. However, in our zero-shot study using the sophisticated MATCHA model on a scientific chart question answering dataset, an intriguing pattern emerged. The model showcased superior performance in chart reasoning (27\%) over chart structure (19\%) and data retrieval (14\%). This performance gap suggests that models might more readily generalize reasoning capabilities across datasets, benefiting from consistent mathematical and linguistic semantics, even when challenged by changes in the visual domain that complicate structure comprehension and data retrieval. Furthermore, the efficacy of using accuracy of binary QA for evaluating chart reasoning comes into question if models can deduce correct answers without parsing chart data or structure. VPP highlights the importance of integrating reasoning with visual comprehension to enhance model performance in chart analysis, pushing for a balanced approach in evaluating visual data interpretation capabilities.

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