CircuitReason-1K
Long-horizon visual-to-symbolic circuit reasoning (grounding, topology, equations, answer) in full analysis chains rather than single VQA.
What it does and how it connects
CircuitReason-1K is a benchmark of 1,000 authentic textbook problems for evaluating long-horizon visual-to-symbolic reasoning in electrical circuits. Each problem pairs one or more circuit diagrams with a self-contained question, a typed or semantically specified answer, and a reference worked solution.
A solver must ground symbols and labels, recover latent topology, select a physical model, formulate coupled equations, propagate intermediate quantities, and preserve units, signs, directions, and phase conventions. An evidence-first construction pipeline aligns questions, figures, and solutions, and a reasoning-oriented taxonomy organizes problems by circuit type and dependency depth.
Evaluation combines conservative typed scoring with identity-blinded multi-model semantic consensus, keeping every problem in the denominator. Across three commercial chatbot systems and six open-source multimodal models, the highest-scoring system reaches 84.8 percent accuracy, while performance consistently deteriorates on long-horizon problems.
Alternatives
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- MMCircuitEval
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- ElectroVizQA
ElectroVizQA tests visual question answering on digital-electronics diagrams, while CircuitReason-1K tests long-horizon visual-to-symbolic reasoning with worked solutions.
- OmniSch
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- PCB-QA
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