## Screenshot: Task Instructions for HIT ### Overview This image is a screenshot of a web-based instruction page for a Human Intelligence Task (HIT). The page outlines the criteria for evaluating the quality of bounding boxes and observation pairs (clues and indications) provided in a dataset. The goal is to guide the user on how to rate the appropriateness, reasonability, and interest level of these observations. ### Components/Content Details The page is structured as a set of instructions, organized from top to bottom: * **Header (Top):** A dark blue bar containing the text: "Instructions (click to expand/collapse)". * **Greeting (Upper-middle):** "Thanks for participating in this HIT!" * **Task Introduction (Upper-middle):** "Your task: In this task, you will be given an image and an observation pair (clues + indication). Your task is to:" #### The Three-Step Evaluation Criteria **1. Determine if the bounding boxes are appropriate for the observation pair.** * **Appropriate:** Bounding boxes all the important elements. Please note that so long as KEY elements are covered we consider it appropriate. For example, if the observation specifies "flowers" and 1-3 flowers are boxes, this is acceptable even if there are other flowers in the picture. * **Mostly Appropriate:** Most of the important elements are boxes, but there are missing some key elements. * **Entirely Off:** The boxes are entirely off.