EEE-Bench

2,860 hand-curated multimodal problems across 10 EE subdomains; models average 19.48% to 46.78%, a sobering calibration of practical EE skill.

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What it does and how it connects

EEE-Bench is a multimodal benchmark for assessing large multimodal models on practical electrical and electronics engineering tasks. It consists of 2,860 hand-picked and carefully curated multiple-choice and free-form problems spanning 10 essential subdomains, including analog circuits, control systems, digital logic, circuit theory, power electronics, signals and systems, communication systems, electronic devices, electrical machines, and electromagnetics.

Questions are collected from official EE exams and verified online sources in a multimodal setting, with diverse visual contexts such as electric and digital circuits and system diagrams. The paper evaluates 17 leading open-source and closed-source foundation models with 7 popular prompting techniques.

Average model performance ranges from 19.48 percent to 46.78 percent, and the paper notes a tendency toward laziness in overlooking essential visual context. The benchmark was accepted to CVPR 2025. The repository itself holds only a two-line README pointing to the paper, so the paper is the substantive source for this entry.

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  • CircuitReason-1K

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  • PCB-QA

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  • OmniSch

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Sources

  1. 1READMEgithub.com
  2. 2Paper (arXiv 2411.01492)arxiv.org
  3. 3CVPR 2025 open access paperopenaccess.thecvf.com

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