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[GitHub](https://github.com/oliviaziyi/MeetingToM) ·
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[Project Page](https://oliviaziyi.github.io/MeetingToM-Project-Page/)
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MeetingToM is a multimodal benchmark for evaluating **Theory-of-Mind (ToM) reasoning in multi-party meetings**. It studies social reasoning at three levels: individual mental states, interpersonal relations, and group-level consensus.
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The benchmark contains **900
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Each configuration contains one `test` split
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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### 👤 STATE
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"session_id": "ES2002a",
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## Data format
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| `session_id` | Source AMI meeting session |
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The Hugging Face repository is organized as:
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## 🎬 Reconstruction metadata
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For YOU-Q2 and CONSENSUS, the mosaic
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Closeup1 | Closeup2
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The reconstruction code is maintained in the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/oliviaziyi/MeetingToM).
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After obtaining authorized AMI media, a single
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```bash
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## Evaluation
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| CONSENSUS-Q2 | Conditional Accuracy |
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| CONSENSUS | Two-step Points Accuracy |
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## Source media
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MeetingToM is based on the **AMI Meeting Corpus**.
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It does not release AMI video/audio or reconstructed clips and mosaics.
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pretty_name: MeetingToM
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size_categories:
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tags:
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- multimodal
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[GitHub](https://github.com/oliviaziyi/MeetingToM) ·
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[Project Page](https://oliviaziyi.github.io/MeetingToM-Project-Page/)
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MeetingToM is a multimodal benchmark for evaluating **Theory-of-Mind (ToM) reasoning in multi-party meetings**. It studies social reasoning at three complementary levels: individual mental states, interpersonal relations, and group-level consensus.
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The released benchmark contains **900 source bundles**, expanded into **1,200 evaluation records** with **1,800 gold answers**.
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| **STATE** | Individual | 300 | 600 | Q1: Mental state | 600 |
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| **YOU** | Interpersonal | 300 | 300 | Q1: Addressee; Q2: Conversational stance | 600 |
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| **CONSENSUS** | Group | 300 | 300 | Q1: Consensus quality; Q2: Dissenter | 600 |
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For STATE, each source bundle contributes two independently evaluated **5-second video clips**, resulting in 600 evaluation records. The same mental-state question is asked for every STATE record.
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> **Note on media.** MeetingToM is constructed from the AMI Meeting Corpus. AMI-derived video and audio are not redistributed in this repository. Users should obtain authorized access to AMI separately and reconstruct benchmark media locally using the released metadata and scripts.
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state 600 evaluation records
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The configurations can be loaded separately with 🤗 Datasets:
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### 👤 STATE
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STATE evaluates whether a model can infer the mental state of a target participant from a short meeting clip.
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Each STATE evaluation record contains an independently evaluated **5-second video clip** of the target participant together with the corresponding meeting audio.
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- **Q1 — Mental state:** infer the target participant's current cognitive or attentional state.
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Each source bundle contributes two independent STATE evaluation records, producing **600 STATE records** in total.
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| `id` | Unique evaluation-record identifier |
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For STATE, `answers` contains a single `Q1` mental-state label.
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## 🎬 Reconstruction metadata
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`metadata/reconstruction.jsonl` contains **1,200 reconstruction specifications**, aligned one-to-one with the 1,200 released evaluation records.
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The metadata provides the information needed to reconstruct benchmark media from an authorized local copy of the AMI Meeting Corpus.
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The reconstruction code is maintained in the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/oliviaziyi/MeetingToM).
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## Evaluation
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