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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 2 -- 3", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "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_11933.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10962.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 16), 3.0s (Frame 19), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 1.9s (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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14959.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11618.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14)]. **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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11023.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10090.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.9s (Frame 12)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 3.2s (Frame 21), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. 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 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
E) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10035.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12125.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 1.7s (Frame 11), 2.6s (Frame 17), 4.0s (Frame 25)]. Therefore, Video 2 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 1 -- 1", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13762.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12045.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 2.1s (Frame 14), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.5s (Frame 10), 2.1s (Frame 14)]. 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) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12491.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10921.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.7s (Frame 11), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
C) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13221.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13120.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 3.0s (Frame 19), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. **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 2 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
D) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11656.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14997.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.2s (Frame 14)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 3.1s (Frame 20), 3.3s (Frame 21), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. **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 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14547.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14234.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. 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 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10482.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13727.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.2s (Frame 8)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.7s (Frame 18), 3.0s (Frame 20)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (Vi...
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" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14529.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14513.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.7s (Frame 24), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10)]. **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 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
B) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11948.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13135.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.4s (Frame 15)]. 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 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
D) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13715.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12236.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.6s (Frame 17), 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 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" ]
A) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13999.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14300.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.5s (Frame 4), 4.8s (Frame 30)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 3.4s (Frame 22), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. 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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
C) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11349.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13717.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.6s (Frame 17), 3.3s (Frame 21), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (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 2 -- 3", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
D) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10156.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14756.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13)]. 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) Video 1 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12697.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10498.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.7s (Frame 23)]. 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 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14253.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11624.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 3.0s (Frame 20), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. 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 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10859.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14146.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (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 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11352.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10385.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.8s (Frame 18), 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 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14292.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11764.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.8s (Frame 12)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 16), 3.0s (Frame 19), 3.8s (Frame 24), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. 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) Video 1 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12573.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13625.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [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 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13359.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14746.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. **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 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11584.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12228.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 2.5s (Frame 16), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. 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_14840.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11059.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9)]. 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) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14969.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12105.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.4s (Frame 16), 2.5s (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 1 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14145.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10027.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.5s (Frame 4), 1.7s (Frame 11), 2.7s (Frame 17)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.8s (Frame 18), 3.7s (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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
A) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11836.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12759.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 3.2s (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 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" ]
B) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11008.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12314.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.5s (Frame 16), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.8s (Frame 18)]. **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) Video 1 -- 3", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
E) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13620.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13946.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.2s (Frame 14), 4.6s (Frame 29), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. 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) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
E) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10821.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14852.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.3s (Frame 15), 4.8s (Frame 30)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.0s (Frame 13), 3.7s (Frame 23)]. **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 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13190.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10258.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 4.1s (Frame 26), 4.2s (Frame 26)]. **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 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14364.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13923.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. **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 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13594.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14477.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 16)]. 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 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12292.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13358.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.4s (Frame 15), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. - 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 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
B) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14970.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10507.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.0s (Frame 20), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. 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 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 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_13812.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13570.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 4.8s (Frame 30)]. **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 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 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_11900.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12553.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 6), 2.5s (Frame 16), 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" ]
A) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12375.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13688.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 2.2s (Frame 14), 2.2s (Frame 15), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. 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 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14856.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11917.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 15)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.7s (Frame 11), 1.7s (Frame 11), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. 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 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14533.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14336.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.7s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 15)]. **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) Video 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 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_10249.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12577.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11)]. **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 -- 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" ]
B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10595.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11943.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 2.7s (Frame 18), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7), 2.7s (Frame 18), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. 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_10399.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10311.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.2s (Frame 14), 3.7s (Frame 24)]. 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 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14668.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12002.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 1.4s (Frame 9), 1.9s (Frame 12), 3.0s (Frame 20)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (V...
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" ]
D) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10862.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14526.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 3.0s (Frame 20), 3.5s (Frame 22), 3.7s (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) Video 2 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
A) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11508.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14674.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 1.4s (Frame 9), 1.5s (Frame 10)]. 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) Video 2 -- 2", "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_11761.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13500.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9), 2.3s (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) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11259.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11637.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 2.5s (Frame 16), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. **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" ]
C) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12659.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11841.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.4s (Frame 10), 2.3s (Frame 15), 4.5s (Frame 29)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9)]. 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 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10102.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13509.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 8), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 16), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6)]. **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 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14324.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13376.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.1s (Frame 14), 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 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 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
D) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10548.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11544.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.8s (Frame 24), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. 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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
C) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10715.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13649.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 4), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.2s (Frame 21)]. - Video 2 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.7s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18), 3.3s (Frame 21)]. 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 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
B) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14486.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12416.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.5s (Frame 4), 0.6s (Frame 5), 0.9s (Frame 7), 1.5s (Frame 10)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. 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 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
B) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10205.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13609.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.2s (Frame 15), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 2.7s (Frame 18), 4.0s (Frame 25), 4.3s (Frame 27)]. **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 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_11216.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12777.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.6s (Frame 11), 1.8s (Frame 12)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.3s (Frame 15), 4.4s (Frame 28), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. **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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13697.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14855.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 1.9s (Frame 13), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.4s (Frame 16), 2.6s (Frame 17)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. 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 1 -- 2", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 1" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11558.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13283.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.5s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7)]. **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) Video 2 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "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_14368.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12591.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.4s (Frame 15), 3.1s (Frame 20)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 2.3s (Frame 15), 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 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13650.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12474.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.4s (Frame 16), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5)]. 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 -- 2", "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_13580.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12495.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 13), 2.2s (Frame 15), 3.2s (Frame 21), 3.7s (Frame 24)]. - 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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11166.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11322.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 1.8s (Frame 12), 3.1s (Frame 20), 4.2s (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 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 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_14594.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14543.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 3.7s (Frame 23)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 1.9s (Frame 12)]. 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 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11582.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11076.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.7s (Frame 17), 3.0s (Frame 20)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.5s (Frame 4)]. 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 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13086.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10295.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.0s (Frame 13), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than t...
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_12487.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12767.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 3.0s (Frame 20)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. 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 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "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_12328.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13865.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.2s (Frame 14), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. 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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12883.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13851.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 3.5s (Frame 22)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.0s (Frame 13), 2.9s (Frame 19), 4.2s (Frame 27)]. **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 1 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
B) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11661.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14395.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. **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 -- 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_14789.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14560.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.7s (Frame 18), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.5s (Frame 4)]. **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 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 1", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
D) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14899.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11825.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 16), 2.9s (Frame 19), 3.0s (Frame 20), 3.7s (Frame 24)]. - Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. 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 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
C) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13676.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11418.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.9s (Frame 12), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 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 1 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 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_11344.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10631.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.8s (Frame 12), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.4s (Frame 16)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 0.9s (Frame 7), 2.1s (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 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
A) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14748.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12341.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.9s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 5 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5), 1.4s (Frame 9), 3.3s (Frame 21), 4.2s (Frame 27), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. **Result:** Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 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 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14442.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11865.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.4s (Frame 15), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 7)]. **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 -- 3", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
C) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11659.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13870.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.4s (Frame 22)]. 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 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14847.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11572.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 5.0s (Frame 31)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 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 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 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_12899.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13985.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 6), 1.3s (Frame 9), 2.7s (Frame 17), 3.8s (Frame 24)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 4.8s (Frame 30)]. **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) Video 1 -- 3", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "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_10345.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13200.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.9s (Frame 12), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. 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 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14162.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11049.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.5s (Frame 10), 3.6s (Frame 23), 4.2s (Frame 26), 4.7s (Frame 30)]. - 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 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13122.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11473.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.7s (Frame 11), 2.4s (Frame 16), 4.0s (Frame 25)]. - 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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 2 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
E) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13672.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11686.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.4s (Frame 10), 2.3s (Frame 15), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. Therefore, Video 1 has the most collisions, which is 1 more than t...
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) Video 1 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 1 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13322.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13862.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.1s (Frame 14), 2.3s (Frame 15)]. - Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.7s (Frame 5)]. 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) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12255.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10072.mp4" ]
[]
**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.6s (Frame 17), 3.6s (Frame 23)]. Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.5s (Frame 10), 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 1 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 2", "C) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
D) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11374.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11462.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.2s (Frame 9)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 1.7s (Frame 11), 1.8s (Frame 12), 2.4s (Frame 15)]. 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 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 1", "D) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 3" ]
B) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12426.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13808.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.4s (Frame 16), 3.2s (Frame 20)]. 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 -- 3", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
A) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13076.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11978.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.3s (Frame 15), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 6), 1.2s (Frame 9), 1.9s (Frame 13), 2.2s (Frame 14)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 2 more than the second most (V...
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) Video 1 -- 2", "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_14710.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12129.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 4.1s (Frame 26)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 1.7s (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 -- 1", "B) Video 2 -- 3", "C) Video 2 -- 1", "D) Video 1 -- 3", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
C) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_13188.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14394.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 4.0s (Frame 25)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.6s (Frame 11), 3.7s (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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "B) Video 1 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 1 -- 3" ]
E) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12713.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11474.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.8s (Frame 6), 1.5s (Frame 10), 2.7s (Frame 18), 4.3s (Frame 27)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (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 2 -- 2", "B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "C) Video 1 -- 3", "D) Video 2 -- 3", "E) Video 1 -- 2" ]
B) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12664.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12173.mp4" ]
[]
- Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.3s (Frame 15), 4.2s (Frame 26)]. - Video 2 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13), 3.7s (Frame 23)]. 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) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12337.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10091.mp4" ]
[]
Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13), 2.6s (Frame 17), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. 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 -- 1", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 2", "E) Video 1 -- 1" ]
C) Video 2 -- 2
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10397.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14308.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.3s (Frame 9), 2.0s (Frame 13)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 6), 1.6s (Frame 11), 2.4s (Frame 16), 2.9s (Frame 19)]. **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 1 -- 1", "C) Video 1 -- 2", "D) Video 2 -- 1", "E) Video 2 -- 2" ]
D) Video 2 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10808.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10190.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.1s (Frame 8), 1.4s (Frame 10), 2.8s (Frame 18)]. Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 2.4s (Frame 16), 3.0s (Frame 19), 4.9s (Frame 31)]. **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 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" ]
A) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11872.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12222.mp4" ]
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Looking at the collision counts across videos: Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.3s (Frame 15), 4.4s (Frame 28), 4.4s (Frame 28)]. 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 -- 1", "B) Video 1 -- 2", "C) Video 2 -- 2", "D) Video 1 -- 1", "E) most and second most have the same number of collisions -- 0" ]
D) Video 1 -- 1
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10130.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12500.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.6s (Frame 11), 2.4s (Frame 16), 4.5s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.1s (Frame 14), 2.7s (Frame 18)]. **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 -- 2", "B) Video 2 -- 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_12508.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12137.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 3 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.0s (Frame 7), 2.3s (Frame 15), 3.0s (Frame 19)]. Video 2 has 2 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 9), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. **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 -- 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" ]
C) Video 1 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_10164.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_11777.mp4" ]
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**Collision counts:** Video 1 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [1.4s (Frame 10), 2.2s (Frame 14), 3.1s (Frame 20), 4.6s (Frame 29)]. Video 2 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [2.5s (Frame 16)]. **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) 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" ]
B) Video 2 -- 3
[ "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_12124.mp4", "videos/clvr/video_validation/video_14670.mp4" ]
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- Video 1 has 1 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.9s (Frame 6)]. - Video 2 has 4 collision(s) at timestamp(s) [0.6s (Frame 5), 1.2s (Frame 8), 2.0s (Frame 13), 3.9s (Frame 25)]. Therefore, Video 2 has the most collisions, which is 3 more than the second most (Video 1).