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Here are some plots with reasoning questions can be answered by decomposing into several simple functions: \n\nColumn names for the chart: Female, Male \nRow names for the chart: 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009\nQuestion: How many more men were there than women in 2018?\nAnswer: \nans_1 = VQA("men", "2018")\nans_2 = VQA("women", "2018")\nans = ans_1 - ans_2\n\nQuestion: What is the average number of men from 2009 to 2012?\nAnswer: \nans_1 = VQA("men", "2009")\nans_2 = VQA("men", "2010")\nans_3 = VQA("men", "2011")\nans_4 = VQA("men", "2012")\nans = AVG([ans_1, ans_2, ans_3, ans_4]) \nColumn names for the chart: Political participation and competition, Eastern Europe, 1911 \nRow names for the chart: Political competition, Political participation\nQuestion: How many times is political competition bigger than political participation?\nAnswer: \nans_1 = VQA("political competition")\nans_2 = VQA("political participation")\nans = ans_1 / ans_2 \nColumn names for the chart: Agricultural support \nRow names for the chart: New Zealand, India, Coombia, Korea, Japan\nQuestion: What\'s the total value for japan and Colombia?\nAnswer: \nans_1 = VQA("japan")\nans_2 = VQA("colombia")\nans = ans_1 + ans_2\n\nQuestion: How many categories are shown in the plot?\nAnswer: \nans = COUNT(INPUT) \nColumn names for the chart: DALYs from eating disorders by age, Albania, 2011 \nRow names for the chart: 15-49 years old, Age-standardized, All ages, 5-14 years old, 70+ years old, 50-69 years old\nQuestion: How many age groups are shown?\nAnswer: \nans = COUNT(INPUT) \nFor the chart below, generate 3 complex reasoning questions with programs to get the answer (variable ans) by decomposing into steps (variable ans_*) calling simple functions including VQA, COUNT, AVG. Do not ask about trend. Format like above examples and start with "Question: ".Column names for the chart: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 \nRow names for the chart: Nigeria, Extreme fragility, Africa, Fragile, World, India
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1. Is the question multiple-choice question?
No
2. Is it implied multiple-choice question?
No
3. If two experts were independently asked the question, will the final answer be exactly the same?
No

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open