ANABENCH is a large-scale benchmark featuring 63,178 instances from 9 scientific domains and 170 fine-grained subdomains, systematically categorized along 7 complexity dimensions to evaluate scientific table and figure analysis capabilities.
- 📈 63,178 Instances across diverse scientific domains
- 🔬 9 Broad Domains: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Economics, Quantitative Biology, Quantitative Finance, Statistics, Biomedicine
- 🎯 170 Fine-grained Subdomains for more comprehensive coverage
- 📐 7 Complexity Dimensions: Type, Domain, Format, Source, Width, Depth, Objective
- Type: Tables, figures, or combined multimodal contents
- Domain: 9 broad scientific fields with 170 fine-grained subdomains
- Format: LaTeX, XML, and other representations
- Source: General research papers vs. review & survey papers
- Width: Self-contained, internal, external, or mixed reference scope
- Depth: Shallow description vs. in-depth inferential analysis
- Objective: Methodology-oriented vs. experiment-oriented analysis
ANAGENT is a multi-agent framework that simulates human research workflows through four specialized agents working collaboratively to perform high-quality scientific table and figure analysis.
- 🎯 PLANNER: Decomposes complex tasks into actionable subtasks and provide task-oriented planning guidance
- 🔍 EXPERT: Performs iterative knowledge acquisition through specialized tool execution and targeted retrieval
- 🖋️ SOLVER: Synthesizes accumulated knowledge to generate coherent, context-aware analysis solutions
- 🔧 CRITIC: Assesses analysis quality through five-dimensional evaluation and provides targeted refinement feedback
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If you find this work useful, please kindly cite:
@article{guo2026anagent,
title={ANAGENT For Enhancing Scientific Table & Figure Analysis},
author={Guo, Xuehang and Lu, Zhiyong and Hope, Tom and Wang, Qingyun},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.10081},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.10081},
year={2026}
}© 2026 | College of William & Mary, Allen Institute for AI, NIH
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