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Dataset Summary
RExBench is a benchmark to test the ability of coding agents to autonomously implement realistic research hypothesis extensions which have not previously been implemented.
The benchmark consists of 12 research experiment implementation tasks, where each task is set up as an extension to an existing research paper and codebase, accompanied by domain expert-written instructions.
The original RExBench dataset was released as part of the paper RExBench: Can coding agents autonomously implement AI research extensions?
Dataset Structure
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├── instructions/ # Task-specific instructions
│ ├── checkeval/
│ ├── cogs/
│ ├── entity-tracking-multimodal/
│ ├── explain-then-translate/
│ ├── implicit-ins/
│ ├── mission-impossible/
│ ├── othello/
│ ├── reasoning-or-reciting/
│ ├── re-reading/
│ ├── tree-of-thoughts/
│ ├── varierr-nli/
│ └── winodict/
└── dataset.zip # ZIP file with original codebase for each task
The instructions/ directory contains an instructions.md file for each task. The dataset.zip file contains the original codebase for each task, following the same directory structure as instructions/.
Evaluating an agent
You can create a new benchmark submission here: https://rexbench.com/
The submission should be in the form of a single ZIP file, with the following requirements:
- Must contain one directory for each task: checkeval, cogs, entity-tracking-multimodal, ...
- Each directory must contain: agent.patch (the patch file with the agent's code edits) and agent.log (the log file detailing the agent's trajectory)
To evaluate agent submissions, we run an automatic evaluation suite to execute agent outputs in a remote environment.
License
We release our data under a dual license (MIT and Apache 2.0), given the mixed license of the repositories included in the full benchmark suite. Please note that this in contrast to the metadata license shown (Hugging Face currently only supports assigning one license to a dataset).
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