muset-ai/MPIE-Bench
MPIE-Bench Official 2,500-sample test set for multi-person interaction-aware image editing evaluation. GitHub (code + protocol): https://github.com/AnnLin0628/mpie-bench Org: muset-ai Dataset Viewer The default config (default / test) is one row per evaluation sample: Column Meaning cat Interaction category (filter / group by this) gt Held-out ground-truth image prompt Edit instruction ref_paths Reference image paths under images/ sample_id… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/muset-ai/MPIE-Bench.
MPIE-Bench
Official 2,500-sample test set for multi-person interaction-aware image editing evaluation.
- GitHub (code + protocol): https://github.com/AnnLin0628/mpie-bench
- Org: muset-ai
Dataset Viewer
The default config (`default` / `test`) is one row per evaluation sample:
Use the `cat` column in the viewer to browse by large category (hug, dance, wrestle_grapple, …).
If you still see an ImageFolder subset in the dropdown, switch to `default`. That auto-view treats every file under images/<cat>/<scene>/ as a separate row and is not the benchmark unit.Repository layout
data/test.parquet # viewer table (2500 samples; GT paths resolve into images/)
manifest.jsonl # original pack manifest
pack_meta.json
images/<cat>/<id>/ # R* reference crops + GT_*.jpg
instr_qa_v2/ # frozen Instruction QA bank
LICENSE # multi-source data termsLoad in Python
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("muset-ai/MPIE-Bench", split="test") # default config
print(ds) # 2500 rows
# `cat` is a ClassLabel — compare via int2str, or filter by id
hug = ds.filter(lambda x: ds.features["cat"].int2str(x["cat"]) == "hug")For the raw evaluation pack (paths relative to a local checkout):
huggingface-cli download muset-ai/MPIE-Bench --repo-type dataset --local-dir ./MPIE-Bench
export MPIE_TEST_PACK=$PWD/MPIE-BenchScoring: see the GitHub repo (code/eval/run_eval_e2e.sh).
License
Multi-source data terms — see `LICENSE`. Not a single CC/Apache grant for the whole pack. Obey each source’s original terms.
