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README: license section and dataset citations
Adds a License and a Citation section to the Space README.
License: the P-Bench code stays Apache 2.0. The benchmark prompts and third-party data in
data/keep their original licenses:- OneIG-Bench prompts: CC BY-NC 4.0.
- Qwen-Image-Bench and VBench-2.0 prompts: Apache 2.0.
- Arena and Artificial Analysis leaderboard CSVs: the source's terms.
The section also says the prompts are copied verbatim, that P-Bench uses a selection of each benchmark with its own prompt IDs, and that Elo comes from Datapoint and Rapidata.
Citation: the P-Bench entry plus the official BibTeX for OneIG-Bench (arXiv 2506.07977), Qwen-Image-Bench (arXiv 2605.28091) and VBench-2.0 (arXiv 2503.21755).
The YAML
license: apache-2.0is unchanged: it describes the code, and the README text covers the data.
To check before merging:
- The Arena row has no link yet. Please add the URL of the leaderboard
data/arena_ai_text_to_image_leaderboard.csvcomes from.
App (second commit):
- About tab: a "Datasets, licenses and references" section with each prompt dataset's license and reference, and a link to the README BibTeX.
- Samples tab: a one-line source and license credit above the prompts for OneIG-Bench (CC BY-NC 4.0), Qwen-Image-Bench and VBench-2.0.
- Checked locally with gradio 5.19.0: the app starts and each dataset shows its credit.
This looks already super good!! Here are three small things you might have already thought about, just flagging them in case they're useful:
- Arena row link: the Arena row doesn't have a link yet, and the README says "the source's terms of use" without saying whose. You already highlighted this in the description, so just a reminder.
- Video-editing prompts: the 78 prompts in
data/video_editing_combined/show up in the Samples tab, but I couldn't find them in the license or credit text. It might be worth adding a line for them so the license section covers everything. - Qwen-Image-Bench reference: I wasn't able to confirm the arXiv ID 2605.28091 or the Apache 2.0 license against upstream. It might be worth a quick double-check, but I may well just be missing something.