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pretty_name: 3DSAV (3D Scene Assertion Verification)
language:
- en
task_categories:
- question-answering
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
tags:
- 3d-scene-understanding
- assertion-verification
- visual-reasoning
- scannet
configs:
- config_name: default
data_files:
- split: train
path: train.jsonl
- split: validation
path: validation.jsonl
- split: test
path: test.jsonl
3DSAV: 3D Scene Assertion Verification
3DSAV is a benchmark for verifying natural-language assertions against 3D indoor scenes. Given a scene and an assertion, a model predicts a binary answer, yes or no. The dataset contains 22,520 annotations across 682 ScanNet scenes, covering six semantic types.
This repository hosts the assertion annotations and their original scene-disjoint splits. ScanNet geometry, RGB frames, and model predictions are not included.
Load the dataset
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("csdjade/3DSAV")
print(dataset)
print(dataset["train"][0])
The validation split corresponds to 3dsav_val.json in the original release.
Splits
| Split | Annotations | ScanNet scenes | yes | no |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| train | 18,620 | 547 | 9,005 | 9,615 |
| validation | 2,001 | 68 | 924 | 1,077 |
| test | 1,899 | 67 | 875 | 1,024 |
| Total | 22,520 | 682 | 10,804 | 11,716 |
Question IDs and scene IDs are mutually disjoint across the three splits. The test split contains the original 1,899 examples.
Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
question_id |
string | Unique annotation identifier. |
scene_id |
string | ScanNet scene identifier, such as scene0667_00. |
q |
string | Natural-language assertion or binary verification question. |
a |
string | Ground-truth answer: yes or no. |
name |
list of strings | Object names supplied with the annotation. |
ids |
list of integers | Corresponding object IDs in the source scene annotation. |
type |
string | One of the six semantic types below. |
Object IDs are scene-local. The name and ids lists have matching lengths.
{
"question_id": "scene0667_00-23",
"scene_id": "scene0667_00",
"q": "Is there a stool under the table?",
"a": "yes",
"name": ["table", "stool"],
"ids": [5, 43],
"type": "spatial"
}
Semantic types
| Type | Description | Total |
|---|---|---|
spatial |
Spatial relationships between scene elements. | 5,532 |
negation |
Negative logic and its scope. | 4,421 |
attribute |
Observable visual properties of objects. | 4,171 |
quantity |
Counting and quantification. | 3,746 |
existence |
Whether an object is present. | 2,576 |
verification |
Comprehensive assertions outside the other five categories. | 2,074 |
The benchmark was constructed through scene-aware language-model generation followed by human verification.
Release format
The three JSONL files preserve the original fields, records, labels, and row order. The type field was added to each split by an exact, unique join on question_id against 3dsav_all.json. Every original field was checked against that full annotation file.
3DSAV_original_annotations.zip contains the four original JSON files with their contents unchanged: 3dsav_all.json, 3dsav_train.json, 3dsav_val.json, and 3dsav_test.json.
Scene data and usage
Obtain the underlying scenes through the ScanNet project and follow its access conditions and terms. Use scene_id to connect an assertion to its scene. Evaluating the benchmark requires the corresponding scene data; the text annotations alone do not provide the visual evidence.
The source annotation package does not specify a separate annotation license. No additional license is asserted by this upload. ScanNet's terms continue to apply to the underlying scene data.
Reference
3D Scene Assertion Verification. Jun Lin, Jiayu Ding, Xiangtian Si, Xitong Cao, Lixin Hong, Zhang Chen, Chenxi Lv, and Wenqian Wang, 2026.