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ClarusC64/false_absence_detection_v01

ClarusC64/false_absence_detection_v01 Dataset summary This dataset tests whether models treat invisible entities as gone or still present.In each sequence, a target leaves the camera view.Some exits are real.Some are false absences with clear evidence that the target remains in the container. Goal check if models infer continued presence from indirect cues avoid treating every disappearance as an exit keep spatial grounding under occlusion and clutter Key signals absence_tag:… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/ClarusC64/false_absence_detection_v01.

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ClarusC64/falseabsencedetection_v01

Dataset summary

This dataset tests whether models treat invisible entities as gone or still present. In each sequence, a target leaves the camera view. Some exits are real. Some are false absences with clear evidence that the target remains in the container.

Goal

  • —check if models infer continued presence from indirect cues
  • —avoid treating every disappearance as an exit
  • —keep spatial grounding under occlusion and clutter

Key signals

  • —absence_tag: present, stillpresent, leftscene
  • —evidence_type: shadow, reflection, audio cue, motion trail, interaction trace, door state, physical constraint, none
  • —false_absence_target: true when the model should infer “still present”
  • —trap_flag: true when the sample is designed to lure models into assuming exit

Columns

  • —sample_id – unique id per frame sample
  • —split – train, valid, eval
  • —modality – video
  • —scene_type – indoorroom, factoryline, corridor, sports_pitch, warehouse
  • —sequence_id – id for a temporal sequence
  • —frame_index – index within the sequence
  • —time_gap – not used here (fixed gaps inside raw video)
  • —container_id – id of the main container
  • —container_bounds – "xmin ymin xmax ymax"
  • —boundary_type – hard, soft, porous
  • —zone_id – region id inside the container
  • —zone_type – sofa, door, conveyor, chute, passage, turnleft, exitdoor, leftflank, stands, robotlane, intersection, dock_exit
  • —target_entity_id – tracked entity such as cat01, crate05, cart02, ball07, robot_11
  • —target_visibility – visible, partial, not_visible
  • —absence_tag – present, stillpresent, leftscene
  • —evidence_type – none, shadow, motiontrail, interactiontrace, audiocue, doorstate, reflection, crowdreaction, physicalconstraint
  • —false_absence_target – true if the model should infer continued presence from evidence
  • —trap_flag – true if the scene is designed as a false-absence trap
  • —label_type – baseline, falseabsencecase, true_exit
  • —drift_risk – low, medium, high
  • —comment – short human note

Example loading code

python
from datasets import load_dataset

ds = load_dataset("ClarusC64/false_absence_detection_v01")

row = ds["train"][1]
print(row["target_entity_id"], row["target_visibility"],
      row["absence_tag"], row["evidence_type"], row["false_absence_target"])