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Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11071.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13721.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
B) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11909.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14134.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 3.2s (Frame 21), 3.5s (Frame 22), 4.3s (Frame 27)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11571.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11568.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.7s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10374.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10220.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 2.1s (Frame 14)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
D) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14501.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14476.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.8s (Frame 18), 3.0s (Frame 20), 3.5s (Frame 22)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14183.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12945.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.6s (Frame 11), 2.1s (Frame 14)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 3.5s (Frame 22)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11030.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10108.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.0s (Frame 13), 4.0s (Frame 26), 4.7s (Frame 30)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13250.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10245.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.5s (Frame 16), 3.3s (Frame 21)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 15)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13149.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14624.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 1.9s (Frame 12)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13562.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11688.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 3.5s (Frame 22), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14917.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11350.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.6s (Frame 11)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11579.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12629.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
D) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14356.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12403.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
C) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12983.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11213.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.7s (Frame 17), 3.2s (Frame 20), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most ...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
E) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12429.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13357.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.5s (Frame 16), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.7s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11329.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10336.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 2.8s (Frame 18), 3.5s (Frame 22), 4.8s (Frame 31)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 1.4s (Frame 10)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10096.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11901.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10912.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13740.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 3.8s (Frame 24), 4.3s (Frame 27)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
B) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13912.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12294.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 3.3s (Frame 21), 4.0s (Frame 25), 4.1s (Frame 26)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13208.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13726.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 6)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 2.7s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11151.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10947.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10280.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13897.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.2s (Frame 14), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.3s (Frame 15), 4.4s (Frame 28), 4.5s (Frame 29)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12211.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10641.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.5s (Frame 16), 4.5s (Frame 28)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12234.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14081.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
D) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12424.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14915.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.5s (Frame 10), 4.1s (Frame 26), 4.8s (Frame 30)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10470.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11905.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 3.5s (Frame 22)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 1.5s (Frame 10), 2.1s (Frame 14), 3.5s (Frame 22)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10153.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12527.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.8s (Frame 18)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.1s (Frame 20), 4.8s (Frame 30)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
D) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12100.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11231.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. - Video 2 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.9s (Frame 25), 4.0s (Frame 26), 4.1s (Frame 26)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14135.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14695.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12243.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10783.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.5s (Frame 22), 3.6s (Frame 23), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 4.5s (Frame 29)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12698.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11757.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.2s (Frame 14), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10648.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12581.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10011.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12687.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 3.4s (Frame 22), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.5s (Frame 16), 3.5s (Frame 22), 4.5s (Frame 29)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11793.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10308.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.6s (Frame 17), 4.1s (Frame 26)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.2s (Frame 14), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
D) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13883.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12301.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.5s (Frame 10), 1.8s (Frame 12), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
C) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11262.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10911.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 3.0s (Frame 19), 4.8s (Frame 31)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
B) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10079.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14121.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 3.0s (Frame 19), 4.3s (Frame 27)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.6s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10037.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11860.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.4s (Frame 15), 4.0s (Frame 25), 4.8s (Frame 31)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10642.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14295.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 3.0s (Frame 19), 4.3s (Frame 27), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14593.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14101.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.6s (Frame 23), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14510.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12260.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.7s (Frame 11)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
B) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14475.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13622.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.1s (Frame 14)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10357.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11613.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.8s (Frame 18), 4.0s (Frame 25)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.3s (Frame 21), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
E) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14868.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13071.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 15), 2.5s (Frame 16), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
C) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10474.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13256.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.8s (Frame 12), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.8s (Frame 18), 4.5s (Frame 28), 4.7s (Frame 30), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, whic...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
C) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10453.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11243.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.9s (Frame 19), 2.9s (Frame 19), 3.3s (Frame 21)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 2.7s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11653.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12907.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 3.3s (Frame 21), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7), 1.7s (Frame 11), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11498.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13917.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
B) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13340.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11646.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.2s (Frame 14), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
E) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14744.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13072.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.0s (Frame 13), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10420.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10107.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.5s (Frame 10), 1.6s (Frame 11)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11202.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11983.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 16), 4.1s (Frame 26)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12745.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13232.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 1.2s (Frame 8), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14031.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13277.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 15)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13550.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10114.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11920.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13369.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.9s (Frame 19), 3.0s (Frame 19), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11700.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14650.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.5s (Frame 10), 3.4s (Frame 22), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12061.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14667.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.5s (Frame 16), 3.4s (Frame 22), 4.0s (Frame 26)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 15), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
E) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10878.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11747.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11396.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14641.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.4s (Frame 15), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.2s (Frame 20)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most ...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
D) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13031.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12216.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 4.2s (Frame 26), 4.3s (Frame 27), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
A) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10634.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12660.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 2.8s (Frame 18), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
E) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13476.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12185.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.2s (Frame 15), 3.0s (Frame 20), 4.3s (Frame 27)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
B) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14723.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14098.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.2s (Frame 14), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13437.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10386.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.4s (Frame 16), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
B) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13804.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14115.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11433.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12599.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 14), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
C) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13684.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12793.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 1.6s (Frame 11)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
E) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13379.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11960.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.5s (Frame 16), 4.4s (Frame 28), 4.7s (Frame 30)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13993.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11263.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.2s (Frame 9), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12175.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12513.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 2.2s (Frame 14), 4.2s (Frame 26)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12225.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13595.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.3s (Frame 15)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 2.4s (Frame 16), 3.5s (Frame 22), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13723.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10195.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13), 3.0s (Frame 20)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.5s (Frame 10), 1.5s (Frame 10)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
D) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13066.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10388.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10431.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11759.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13773.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12276.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11708.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10339.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13362.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13034.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.2s (Frame 14), 2.4s (Frame 15), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14534.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12709.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.1s (Frame 14), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11265.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12370.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 3.6s (Frame 23), 3.8s (Frame 24), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11120.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14791.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12764.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13783.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 3.3s (Frame 21)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14894.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12923.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.7s (Frame 17)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14465.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13220.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 3.0s (Frame 19), 4.1s (Frame 26)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12704.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12838.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12662.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14950.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.4s (Frame 16), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 16)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
A) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14570.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12335.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 1.7s (Frame 11), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10471.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10202.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 1.9s (Frame 12), 4.5s (Frame 28)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 1.4s (Frame 10)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
D) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14156.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10768.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 3.3s (Frame 21)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
E) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12104.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11735.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.8s (Frame 18), 4.2s (Frame 26), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14423.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14708.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.4s (Frame 16), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11719.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10041.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 4.5s (Frame 29), 4.5s (Frame 29)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.8s (Frame 12)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11904.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14717.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.5s (Frame 16), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 4)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
C) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12186.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13008.mp4" ]
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Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 4.5s (Frame 28)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
E) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13320.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13091.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 2.1s (Frame 14), 3.0s (Frame 19), 3.5s (Frame 22)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11072.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11276.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 2.0s (Frame 13), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.3s (Frame 21)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 1, Video 2 tie for the most collisions.
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10135.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13304.mp4" ]
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- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 15), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 2).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12881.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13784.mp4" ]
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Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.4s (Frame 16), 3.1s (Frame 20), 3.6s (Frame 23), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.1s (Frame 14)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than...
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
B) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12924.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11377.mp4" ]
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- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.6s (Frame 11), 2.4s (Frame 15), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).
Comparative_Reasoning
Numerical_Comparison
Compare the total number of collisions across the 2 videos. Which video has the most collisions, and what is the numerical difference in collisions between this video and the video with the second most collisions? Select the correct option below.
[ "A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11563.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12073.mp4" ]
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- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.9s (Frame 13), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Video 1).