👤 Environment Observation (click to toggle)
You rotated counterclockwise 90°. You jumped to green door. You observe:
• chair: front-slight-right, mid distance, facing left
• backpack: front-slight-left, slightly far, facing right
• shoes: front-slight-right, slightly far, facing left
• red door: front-left, slightly far, on left wall.
You ha...
You rotated counterclockwise 90°. You jumped to green door. You observe:
• chair: front-slight-right, mid distance, facing left
• backpack: front-slight-left, slightly far, facing right
• shoes: front-slight-right, slightly far, facing left
• red door: front-left, slightly far, on left wall.
You have a maximum of 10 exploration steps left.
Strictly follow this format:
THINK:
[Your thoughts on next step actions]
FINAL ANSWER:
Actions: [ ... ]
You rotated counterclockwise 90°. You jumped to green door. You observe:
• chair: front-slight-right, mid distance, facing left
• backpack: front-slight-left, slightly far, facing right
• shoes: front-slight-right, slightly far, facing left
• red door: front-left, slightly far, on left wall.
You ha...
🤔 Assistant Thinking (click to toggle)
I am at the green door (West wall of Room 1), facing East.
I see:
- chair: front-slight-right (SE)
- backpack: front-slight-left (NE)
- shoes: front-slight-right (SE)
- red door: front-left (NE/North wall)
I need to explore Room 3, which is behind the red door.
The red door is in my FOV ("front-lef...
I am at the green door (West wall of Room 1), facing East.
I see:
- chair: front-slight-right (SE)
- backpack: front-slight-left (NE)
- shoes: front-slight-right (SE)
- red door: front-left (NE/North wall)
I need to explore Room 3, which is behind the red door.
The red door is in my FOV ("front-left").
I can jump to the red door.
I am currently facing East. The red door is on the "left wall" (North).
Jumping to the red door maintains orientation (East).
At the red door, facing East, I will look along the North wall.
I should probably rotate to look *through* the door into Room 3.
If the door connects Room 1 (South) and Room 3 (North), then looking North enters Room 3.
If I am at the red door facing East, I am looking sideways relative to the door opening.
I should rotate -90 (to face North) to look into Room 3.
Plan: Jump to red door, Rotate -90 (face North), Observe.
I am at the green door (West wall of Room 1), facing East.
I see:
- chair: front-slight-right (SE)
- backpack: front-slight-left (NE)
- shoes: front-slight-right (SE)
- red door: front-left (NE/North wall)
I need to explore Room 3, which is behind the red door.
The red door is in my FOV ("front-lef...
💬 Assistant Action
Actions: [JumpTo(red door), Rotate(-90), Observe()]
🗺️ Global Cognitive Map Response (click to toggle)
THINK:
I need to construct a global map of all observed objects and my current position.
**Coordinate System Inference:**
- Initial Agent: (0,0), facing North (+y).
- **Room 1:**
- `truck`: front-left (NW) from (0,0,N). Let's guess coordinates. "mid distance" (2-4m). Say (-2, 2) or (-3, 3).
- `...
THINK:
I need to construct a global map of all observed objects and my current position.
**Coordinate System Inference:**
- Initial Agent: (0,0), facing North (+y).
- **Room 1:**
- `truck`: front-left (NW) from (0,0,N). Let's guess coordinates. "mid distance" (2-4m). Say (-2, 2) or (-3, 3).
- `red door`: front-right from (0,0,N) -> NE. "slightly far" (4-8m).
- From (0,0,E): `red door` is front-left (NE). Confirms NE.
- From (0,0,E): `backpack` front (E), mid. Say (3, 0). `shoes` front-right (SE), slightly far. Say (4, -2).
- From (0,0,S): `chair` front-left (SE), mid. Confirms SE.
- From (0,0,W): `green door` front-left (SW), mid.
- Let's refine based on "green door" Jump.
- JumpTo(green door): Agent moves to Green Door.
- From Green Door (facing E), `red door` is front-left (NE). `chair` front-right (SE). `backpack` front-left (NE).
- From Green Door (facing W, into Room 2): `scooter` front-right (NW), `table` front-left (SW).
- From `table` (facing N): `bike` front-right (NE), `scooter` front-left (NW), `basket` front (N).
- From `table` (facing E): `green door` front-left (NE).
- This suggests `table` is South-West of `green door`.
- JumpTo `red door` from `green door`.
- At `red door`, facing N (into Room 3).
- Observations: `television` (NW), `airplane` (NW), `wine` (NW), `shoppingcart` (NE).
**Let's try to assign integer coordinates.**
Reference: Initial (0,0) facing N.
Observations from (0,0):
- Truck: NW.
- Red Door: NE, on North Wall. Maybe y=4 or y=5? Let's say (2, 4).
- Backpack: E. (3,0)?
- Shoes: SE. (3,-3)?
- Chair: SE. (1,-2)?
- Green Door: SW, on West Wall. (-2, -1)? Or (-3, 0)?
- From (0,0) facing W, Green Door is front-left (SW). Distance mid (2-4). Maybe (-3, -1).
Let's use the observations from specific positions.
1. **At Green Door (GD)**:
- Facing East: see Red Door (RD) at front-left (NE).
- GD is likely on the West wall of Room 1. Let's place GD at (-4, 0) for example.
- If GD is at (-4, 0), facing E. RD at front-left means RD has y > 0 and x > -4.
- If RD is at (2, 4). Relative to (-4,0): dx=6, dy=4. Angle = atan(4/6) ~ 33 deg. Front-left is [0, 45]. Matches.
- Chair (SE). Relative to (-4,0): need y < 0, x > -4.
- Backpack (NE). Relative to (-4,0): y > 0, x > -4.
2. **Room 2**:
- GD connects Room 1 and Room 2. So GD is at the East wall of Room 2.
- At GD facing W (into R2):
- Table: front-left (SW).
- Scooter: front-right (NW).
- Jump to Table.
- From Table facing N:
- Basket: front (N).
- Bike: front-right (NE).
- Scooter: front-left (NW).
- From Table facing E:
- GD: front-left (NE).
- Let's place Table relative to GD.
- GD at (-4,0).
- Table is SW of GD. Say (-7, -3).
- Check: From Table (-7,-3) facing E -> GD (-4,0) is dx=3, dy=3. Angle 45 deg left. Front-left. Matches.
- Check: From GD (-4,0) facing W -> Table (-7,-3) is dx=-3, dy=-3. Front-left. Matches.
- From Table (-7,-3) facing N:
- Basket (N). Maybe (-7, -1).
- Scooter (NW). Maybe (-9, -1).
- From GD (facing W), Scooter (NW) -> y>0, x<-4. Say (-6, 2).
- From Table (-7,-3) facing N, Scooter (-6,2) is dx=1, dy=5. NE? Wait.
- "scooter: front-left, slightly far". Front-left of North is NW. So x < -7.
- Let's reconsider Scooter position.
- From GD (-4,0) facing W: Scooter is Front-Right (NW). x<-4, y>0.
- From Table (-7,-3) facing N: Scooter is Front-Left (NW). x<-7, y>-3.
- Intersection: x < -7, y > 0. Let's say (-8, 2).
- Bike: Front-Right from Table (NE). x > -7, y > -3. Say (-5, 1).
3. **Room 3**:
- Connected via Red Door (RD).
- RD is on North Wall of Room 1. Let's fix RD at (2, 4).
- Agent at RD facing N (into R3).
- Observed:
- ShoppingCart: front-right (NE). x > 2, y > 4.
- Television: front-left (NW). x < 2, y > 4.
- Wine: front-left (NW). x < 2, y > 4.
- Airplane: front-slight-left (NW/N). x < 2, y > 4.
- Proximity: "televison is south, near to wine", "airplane is east, near to wine".
- NOTE: The proximity description says "Assume your current facing direction is called 'north'".
- Current facing is N (Global North). So "television is south of wine" means Wine is North of TV.
- "airplane is east of wine".
- Layout: Wine is (xw, yw). TV is (xw, yw-d). Airplane is (xw+d, yw).
- All are front-left (NW) from RD (2,4) except maybe Airplane/Cart.
- Actually "airplane: front-slight-left". Closer to N.
- "shoppingcart: front-right". NE.
- "televison: front-left". NW.
- "wine: front-left". NW.
- Let's estimate coordinates for R3.
- RD at (2,4).
- ShoppingCart: (4, 7).
- Wine: (-1, 8).
- TV: (-1, 7). (South of Wine).
- Airplane: (0, 8). (East of Wine).
- Check angles from RD (2,4) facing N:
- Cart (4,7): dx=2, dy=3. Angle ~33 deg. Front-Right. OK.
- TV (-1,7): dx=-3, dy=3. Angle -45 deg. Front-Left. OK.
- Wine (-1,8): dx=-3, dy=4. Angle -37 deg. Front-Left. OK.
- Airplane (0,8): dx=-2, dy=4. Angle -26 deg. Front-Left/Slight-Left. OK.
**Coordinate Estimation Summary:**
Agent: At Red Door (2,4), facing North.
Room 1 (Center ~ 0,0):
- Truck: NW of (0,0). (-2, 2).
- Backpack: E of (0,0). (3, 0).
- Shoes: SE of (0,0). (3, -3).
- Chair: SE of (0,0). (1, -2).
- Green Door: SW of (0,0). (-4, 0). (Adjusted to be on wall).
- Red Door: NE of (0,0). (2, 4).
Room 2 (West of GD):
- GD: (-4, 0).
- Table: SW of GD. (-7, -3).
- Basket: N of Table. (-7, -1).
- Scooter: NW of Table. (-9, 2).
- Bike: NE of Table. (-5, 1).
Room 3 (North of RD):
- RD: (2, 4).
- Shopping Cart: NE of RD. (4, 7).
- Wine: NW of RD. (-1, 8).
- TV: S of Wine. (-1, 7).
- Airplane: E of Wine. (0, 8).
Current Agent Position: (2, 4) (at red door).
Current Facing: North.
Wait, did I query anything? No. Just observed. Coordinates are estimates.
Constraint: "Map of the environment".
I should provide the JSON.
Check Facings:
- Truck: facing right (East).
- Backpack: facing right (South? No. "facing right" relative to agent facing East -> South. Relative to agent facing North -> East).
- Let's trace facings.
- Observation 1 (Agent N): "truck... facing right". Truck faces East.
- Observation 2 (Agent E): "backpack... facing right". Agent faces E. Right is S. Backpack faces South.
- Observation 2 (Agent E): "shoes... facing left". Agent faces E. Left is N. Shoes face North.
- Observation 3 (Agent S): "chair... facing backward". Agent faces S. Backward is N. Chair faces North.
- Observation 5 (Jump to GD, Agent W): "scooter... facing backward". Agent faces W. Backward is E. Scooter faces East.
- Observation 7 (Jump to Table, Agent N): "bike... facing left". Agent faces N. Left is W. Bike faces West.
- Observation 7 (Agent N): "scooter... facing right". Agent faces N. Right is E. Scooter faces East. (Consistent).
- Observation 9 (Jump to GD, Agent E): "chair... facing left". Agent faces E. Left is N. Chair faces North. (Consistent).
- Observation 9: "backpack... facing right". Agent faces E. Right is S. Backpack faces South. (Consistent).
- Observation 9: "shoes... facing left". Agent faces E. Left is N. Shoes faces North. (Consistent).
- Observation 10 (Jump to RD, Agent N): "shoppingcart... facing backward". Agent faces N. Backward is S. Cart faces South.
- Observation 10: "television... facing left". Agent faces N. Left is W. TV faces West.
- Observation 10: "airplane... facing left". Agent faces N. Left is W. Airplane faces West.
Summary of Facings:
- Truck: East
- Backpack: South
- Shoes: North
- Chair: North
- Scooter: East
- Bike: West
- ShoppingCart: South
- Television: West
- Airplane: West
Summary of Positions (Integer approximations):
- Agent: [2, 4]
- Red Door: [2, 4] (Agent is here). Note: Door objects are usually walls. Agent is "at" the door.
- Green Door: [-4, 0]
- Truck: [-2, 2]
- Backpack: [3, 0]
- Shoes: [3, -3]
- Chair: [1, -2]
- Table: [-7, -3]
- Basket: [-7, -1]
- Scooter: [-8, 2]
- Bike: [-5, 1]
- Shopping Cart: [4, 7]
- Wine: [-1, 8]
- Television: [-1, 7]
- Airplane: [0, 8]
Note on "wine": "televison is south, near to wine". Wine is N of TV. TV is (-1, 7), Wine is (-1, 8). Correct.
"airplane is east, near to wine". Airplane is E of Wine. Wine is (-1, 8), Airplane is (0, 8). Correct.
One detail: "wine" facing is not mentioned in observation 10 ("facing left" applies to TV and Airplane). Wait.
"wine: front-left, slightly far". No facing specified.
Only include facing if observed.
Final check on coordinate logic consistency with observations:
- R1: (0,0) Origin.
- Truck (-2,2): NW. Dist sqrt(8)=2.8 (Mid). OK.
- Backpack (3,0): E. Dist 3 (Mid). OK.
- Shoes (3,-3): SE. Dist sqrt(18)=4.2 (Slightly far). OK.
- Chair (1,-2): SE. Dist sqrt(5)=2.2 (Mid). OK.
- RD (2,4): NE. Dist sqrt(20)=4.5 (Slightly Far). OK.
- GD (-4,0): W. Dist 4 (Mid/Slightly Far). Observation said "mid distance" from (0,0) facing W? No, "mid distance" was observed in step 4. Wait.
- Step 4 (Face W): "green door: front-left, mid distance".
- Front-left of W is SW.
- If GD is (-2, -1). Dist sqrt(5)=2.2. Mid.
- Let's adjust GD to (-2, -1).
- Check R2 with GD=(-2,-1).
- GD (facing W) -> Table (SW). Table maybe (-4, -3).
- Table (facing N) -> GD (NE). OK.
- Table (facing N) -> Scooter (NW). Scooter maybe (-5, 1).
- Table (facing N) -> Bike (NE). Bike maybe (-3, 0).
- Table (-4,-3) -> Basket (N). Basket (-4, -1).
- GD (facing W) -> Scooter (-5,1). Relative to (-2,-1): dx=-3, dy=2.
- Facing W, x is forward (-), y is right (+).
- (-3, 2) is Forward-Right. i.e. Front-Right. Matches "scooter: front-right".
- This fits better.
- Check GD (facing E) -> RD (2,4).
- Relative to (-2,-1): dx=4, dy=5.
- Facing E, x is forward (+), y is left (+).
- (4, 5) is Forward-Left. Matches "red door: front-left".
- Check GD (facing E) -> Chair (1,-2).
- Relative to (-2,-1): dx=3, dy=-1.
- (3, -1) is Forward-Right. Matches "chair: front-slight-right".
- Check GD (facing E) -> Backpack (3,0).
- Relative to (-2,-1): dx=5, dy=1.
- (5, 1) is Forward-Left. Matches "backpack: front-slight-left".
- Check GD (facing E) -> Shoes (3,-3).
- Relative to (-2,-1): dx=5, dy=-2.
- (5, -2) is Forward-Right. Matches "shoes: front-slight-right".
Revised Coordinates with GD = (-2, -1):
- Green Door: [-2, -1]
- Red Door: [2, 4]
- Table: [-4, -3]
- Basket: [-4, -1]
- Scooter: [-5, 1]
- Bike: [-3, 0] (Wait, Bike is "front-right" from Table (-4,-3) facing N. NE. (-3, 0) is NE. Also "facing left" -> West).
- Check bike from GD (facing W). Not seen. Maybe occluded or outside FOV?
- From GD (-2,-1) facing W: Bike (-3,0) is dx=-1, dy=1. Front-Right.
- Observation 5 (Jump to GD) saw "scooter... basket... table...". No bike. Maybe slightly far/occluded.
- Observation 7 (at Table) saw Bike.
- Room 3 stays relative to RD (2,4).
- Cart: [4, 7]
- TV: [-1, 7]
- Wine: [-1, 8]
- Airplane: [0, 8]
These coordinates seem robust.
FINAL ANSWER:
```json
{
"agent": {"position": [2, 4], "facing": "north"},
"truck": {"position": [-2, 2], "facing": "east"},
"backpack": {"position": [3, 0], "facing": "south"},
"shoes": {"position": [3, -3], "facing": "north"},
"chair": {"position": [1, -2], "facing": "north"},
"green door": {"position": [-2, -1]},
"red door": {"position": [2, 4]},
"table": {"position": [-4, -3]},
"basket": {"position": [-4, -1]},
"scooter": {"position": [-5, 1], "facing": "east"},
"bike": {"position": [-3, 0], "facing": "west"},
"shoppingcart": {"position": [4, 7], "facing": "south"},
"televison": {"position": [-1, 7], "facing": "west"},
"wine": {"position": [-1, 8]},
"airplane": {"position": [0, 8], "facing": "west"}
}
```
THINK:
I need to construct a global map of all observed objects and my current position.
**Coordinate System Inference:**
- Initial Agent: (0,0), facing North (+y).
- **Room 1:**
- `truck`: front-left (NW) from (0,0,N). Let's guess coordinates. "mid distance" (2-4m). Say (-2, 2) or (-3, 3).
- `...
🤖 Predicted
{
"agent": {
"position": [
2,
4
],
"facing": "north"
},
"truck": {
"position": [
-2,
2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"backpack": {
"position": [
3,
0
],
"facing": "south"
},
"shoes": {
"position": [
3,
-3
],
"facing": "north"
},
"chair": {
"position": [
1,
-2
],
"facing": "north"
},
"green door": {
"position": [
-2,
-1
]
},
"red door": {
"position": [
2,
4
]
},
"table": {
"position": [
-4,
-3
]
},
"basket": {
"position": [
-4,
-1
]
},
"scooter": {
"position": [
-5,
1
],
"facing": "east"
},
"bike": {
"position": [
-3,
0
],
"facing": "west"
},
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
4,
7
],
"facing": "south"
},
"televison": {
"position": [
-1,
7
],
"facing": "west"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
-1,
8
]
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
0,
8
],
"facing": "west"
}
}
🎯 Ground Truth (Observed)
{
"truck": {
"position": [
-1,
2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"televison": {
"position": [
1,
8
],
"facing": "west"
},
"bike": {
"position": [
-3,
2
],
"facing": "west"
},
"chair": {
"position": [
1,
-2
],
"facing": "north"
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
3,
10
],
"facing": "west"
},
"scooter": {
"position": [
-7,
2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"backpack": {
"position": [
3,
0
],
"facing": "south"
},
"shoes": {
"position": [
4,
-2
],
"facing": "north"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
1,
10
],
"facing": "east"
},
"basket": {
"position": [
-5,
0
],
"facing": "east"
},
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
5,
6
],
"facing": "south"
},
"table": {
"position": [
-5,
-2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"green door": {
"position": [
-2,
-1
],
"facing": "east"
},
"red door": {
"position": [
4,
4
],
"facing": "north"
},
"agent": {
"position": [
4,
4
],
"facing": "north"
}
}
🎯 Ground Truth (Full)
{
"truck": {
"position": [
-1,
2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"televison": {
"position": [
1,
8
],
"facing": "west"
},
"bike": {
"position": [
-3,
2
],
"facing": "west"
},
"chair": {
"position": [
1,
-2
],
"facing": "north"
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
3,
10
],
"facing": "west"
},
"scooter": {
"position": [
-7,
2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"backpack": {
"position": [
3,
0
],
"facing": "south"
},
"shoes": {
"position": [
4,
-2
],
"facing": "north"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
1,
10
],
"facing": "east"
},
"basket": {
"position": [
-5,
0
],
"facing": "east"
},
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
5,
6
],
"facing": "south"
},
"table": {
"position": [
-5,
-2
],
"facing": "east"
},
"green door": {
"position": [
-2,
-1
],
"facing": "east"
},
"red door": {
"position": [
4,
4
],
"facing": "north"
},
"agent": {
"position": [
4,
4
],
"facing": "north"
}
}
🗺️ Local Cognitive Map Response (click to toggle)
THINK:
I am at the red door, facing North. This door connects Room 1 (South) to Room 3 (North).
I am looking into Room 3.
Observations:
- television: front-left, slightly far, facing left
- airplane: front-slight-left, slightly far, facing left
- wine: front-left, slightly far
- shoppingcart: front-...
THINK:
I am at the red door, facing North. This door connects Room 1 (South) to Room 3 (North).
I am looking into Room 3.
Observations:
- television: front-left, slightly far, facing left
- airplane: front-slight-left, slightly far, facing left
- wine: front-left, slightly far
- shoppingcart: front-right, mid distance, facing backward
Also proximity info:
- "televison is south, near to wine"
- "airplane is east, near to wine"
Wait, the proximity relations are given assuming "current facing direction is called north".
So:
- Agent is facing North (Global North).
- Television is South of Wine.
- Airplane is East of Wine.
Distance bins:
- mid distance: (2, 4] -> let's say 3 or 4.
- slightly far: (4, 8] -> let's say 5, 6, 7.
Let's estimate coordinates relative to Agent (0,0, facing +y).
Agent at (0,0).
"television: front-left, slightly far". Front-left is -45 to -22.5 deg. Slightly far is ~6.
Let's approximate: x negative, y positive.
"wine: front-left, slightly far". Similar to TV.
"airplane: front-slight-left, slightly far". Front-slight-left is -22.5 to 0. Closer to Y-axis.
"shoppingcart: front-right, mid distance". Front-right is 22.5 to 45. Mid distance is ~3.
Let's refine using proximity:
Wine is the anchor.
TV is South of Wine. (So TV.y < Wine.y, TV.x ~ Wine.x)
Airplane is East of Wine. (So Airplane.x > Wine.x, Airplane.y ~ Wine.y)
This matches the egocentric descriptions:
- Wine: front-left (-x, +y far).
- TV: front-left (same sector). If TV is South of Wine, it is "behind" Wine relative to North. But Agent is South looking North. So TV is closer to Agent than Wine? Or just lower Y.
- If TV is South of Wine, then TV.y < Wine.y.
- Both are front-left. So both x < 0, y > 0.
- Airplane: front-slight-left. This is to the right of "front-left".
- Airplane is East of Wine. Correct (Airplane.x > Wine.x).
- Airplane is "slightly far" as well.
Shopping cart: front-right (+x, +y).
Facing backward:
- TV facing left (-x).
- Airplane facing left (-x).
- Shopping cart facing backward (-y).
Let's assign some coordinates.
Agent: (0,0). Facing +y.
Shopping cart: mid distance (3-4). Front-right (+x, +y). Maybe (2, 3)?
Wine: slightly far (5-7). Front-left (-x, +y). Maybe (-3, 6)?
TV: South of Wine. Near (<=2). So TV at (-3, 4)?
- Check TV: front-left, slightly far. distance((-3,4)) = 5. Matches.
- Check Wine: front-left, slightly far. distance((-3,6)) = 6.7. Matches.
Airplane: East of Wine. Near. So Airplane at (-1, 6)?
- Check Airplane: front-slight-left. Angle atan(-1/6) is small left. Matches.
- Distance sqrt(1+36) = 6. Matches slightly far.
So:
Wine: (-3, 6)
TV: (-3, 4), facing left (-x)
Airplane: (-1, 6), facing left (-x)
Shopping cart: (2, 3), facing backward (-y)
Wait, I missed the truck in Room 1? No, I am observing Room 3 now. The truck was in Room 1.
The "Local Cognitive Map" should only include objects in the *current* field of view.
So: television, airplane, wine, shoppingcart.
Facing directions:
- TV: facing left (-x)
- Airplane: facing left (-x)
- Shopping cart: facing backward (-y)
Coordinates (Local Frame, Agent at 0,0, Facing +y):
- shoppingcart: [2, 3], facing "-y"
- wine: [-3, 6]
- televison: [-3, 4], facing "-x"
- airplane: [-1, 6], facing "-x"
Let's double check orientations.
"televison ... facing left". Agent faces +y. Left is -x. Correct.
"airplane ... facing left". Correct.
"shoppingcart ... facing backward". Backward is -y. Correct.
FINAL ANSWER:
```json
{
"origin": "agent",
"objects": {
"shoppingcart": {"position": [2, 3], "facing": "-y"},
"wine": {"position": [-3, 6]},
"televison": {"position": [-3, 4], "facing": "-x"},
"airplane": {"position": [-1, 6], "facing": "-x"}
}
}
```
THINK:
I am at the red door, facing North. This door connects Room 1 (South) to Room 3 (North).
I am looking into Room 3.
Observations:
- television: front-left, slightly far, facing left
- airplane: front-slight-left, slightly far, facing left
- wine: front-left, slightly far
- shoppingcart: front-...
🤖 Predicted
{
"origin": "agent",
"objects": {
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
2,
3
],
"facing": "-y"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
-3,
6
]
},
"televison": {
"position": [
-3,
4
],
"facing": "-x"
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
-1,
6
],
"facing": "-x"
}
}
}
🎯 Ground Truth
{
"televison": {
"position": [
-3,
4
],
"facing": "west"
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
-1,
6
],
"facing": "west"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
-3,
6
],
"facing": "east"
},
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
1,
2
],
"facing": "south"
}
}
🤖 Predicted
{
"origin": "agent",
"objects": {
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
2,
3
],
"facing": "-y"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
-3,
6
]
},
"televison": {
"position": [
-3,
4
],
"facing": "-x"
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
-1,
6
],
"facing": "-x"
}
}
}
🎯 Ground Truth
{
"televison": {
"position": [
-3,
4
],
"facing": "west"
},
"airplane": {
"position": [
-1,
6
],
"facing": "west"
},
"wine": {
"position": [
-3,
6
],
"facing": "east"
},
"shoppingcart": {
"position": [
1,
2
],
"facing": "south"
}
}
🌫️ Fog Probe Response (click to toggle)
THINK:
I am currently at the red door (which connects Room 1 and Room 3). Room 1 is to the South, Room 3 is to the North.
My current position is marked with `*` on the map. This corresponds to the red door.
I am facing North.
The map shows Room 1 (bottom area) and Room 3 (top area).
Room 1 has been ...
THINK:
I am currently at the red door (which connects Room 1 and Room 3). Room 1 is to the South, Room 3 is to the North.
My current position is marked with `*` on the map. This corresponds to the red door.
I am facing North.
The map shows Room 1 (bottom area) and Room 3 (top area).
Room 1 has been explored.
Room 3 is the area North of the red door.
I just observed Room 3 facing North.
My observation:
- televison: front-left (NW)
- airplane: front-slight-left (NW/N)
- wine: front-left (NW)
- shoppingcart: front-right (NE)
The map shows candidates A, B, C, D, E, F in the northern room (Room 3).
The agent `*` is at the door. Facing North.
FOV is 90 degrees (North-West to North-East).
Points A, B, C, D, E, F are in Room 3.
Let's analyze their positions relative to `*`:
- C is to the East-North-East? No, C looks like it's to the right (East) and slightly North.
- F is North, slightly East.
- E is North.
- D is North, further up.
- B is North-West.
- A is far North-West.
My observation covered "front-left" (NW) and "front-right" (NE).
Objects observed: television, airplane, wine (left side), shoppingcart (right side).
I should have seen the area covered by my FOV.
The candidates are points that might be "unexplored".
Usually, the area directly in front and visible is explored.
Points very far or occluded might be unexplored.
The map shows `.` for floor. The letters are on floor tiles.
Let's look at the coordinates visually.
`*` is at the door.
Facing North covers a cone.
F, E, D are in the central cone (North).
B is to the left (West).
C is to the right (East).
A is far North-West.
Observation details:
- television: front-left, slightly far.
- airplane: front-slight-left, slightly far.
- wine: front-left, slightly far.
- shoppingcart: front-right, mid distance.
"Slightly far" is distance bin (4, 8].
"Mid distance" is (2, 4].
The map grid seems to represent the rooms.
If `*` is at the door, the area immediately North should be visible.
F and E are likely visible.
D is further North.
C is to the East. My FOV covers North-East (front-right). Shoppingcart was seen there (mid distance). C is likely visible.
B is to the West. Television/wine/airplane were seen front-left (slightly far). B is likely visible.
A is far North-West. Might be outside FOV or too far ("slightly far" is up to 8 units). "Very far" is >16.
However, if A is deep in the corner or blocked, it might be unexplored.
Looking at the map structure:
The room seems to extend North.
My observation covered NW and NE.
Is there anything I missed?
Maybe the corners?
Let's consider what counts as "unexplored".
If I observed from the door, I saw the main area.
However, I haven't been *to* those locations.
But the task asks for "located in unexplored/unobserved regions".
If I observed them, they are observed.
Are any of these points *behind* something or outside the 90 degree cone?
Facing North:
Cone is -45 to +45 degrees.
(0,0) relative to agent is agent.
(0, y) is North.
(x, y) with |x| <= y is in FOV.
Let's estimate coordinates from map.
Agent at x=approx center, y=door.
C: x is right, y is up. Angle seems < 45 deg. Visible.
F: x is slightly left?, y is up. Visible.
E: x is slightly left?, y is up. Visible.
D: x is left, y is up. Visible.
B: x is more left, y is up. Angle might be close to 45.
A: x is far left, y is far up.
Wait, looking at the map:
The wall on the left of Room 3 seems to go straight up from the door level? No, Room 3 is wider than the door.
The door is at a specific x.
B is quite to the left.
A is very far left and up.
If I face North, my FOV is +/- 45 degrees.
Points with x < -y (relative to agent) are outside FOV (on the left).
Let's trace diagonals from `*`.
Diagonal to the left (NW): goes through F? No, F is close.
Diagonal to the right (NE): goes towards C.
B looks like it might be to the left of the NW diagonal (beyond -45 deg).
A is definitely to the left of the NW diagonal? Or maybe inside.
Let's look at the "fog" aspect.
Usually, points not in the current or previous FOVs are unexplored.
I have only looked North from the door.
FOV is 90 degrees.
Points strictly to the West (left of the agent) or East (right of the agent) are NOT visible if they are not in the forward cone.
Looking at the map:
`*` is at the door.
Room 3 expands to the left (West).
B and A are in the western part of the room.
If I face North, I see NW, N, NE.
If B is "West" rather than "North-West", I miss it.
On the map:
The row with B is ` #########BD....# `.
The agent is 3 rows down from F? No.
Let's count rows up from `*`:
Row 1: ` #########.F.C..# ` (F is left, C is right)
Row 2: ` #########.E....# `
Row 3: ` #########BD....# ` (B is left, D is center-right)
Row 4: ` #########......# `
Row 5: ` #########A.....# `
Agent `*` is at the door.
Coordinates of `*`: Let's say (x_a, y_a).
C is at (x_a + 2, y_a + 1)? (Visual guess). Angle = atan(2/1) > 45. BLOCKED/OUT OF FOV.
Wait, if C is (2,1) relative to agent, angle is ~63 degrees. FOV is 45. So C is NOT visible.
F is at (x_a - 1, y_a + 1)? Angle = atan(1/1) = 45. Boundary. Visible?
E is at (x_a - 1, y_a + 2)? Angle = atan(1/2) = 26. Visible.
D is at (x_a + 1, y_a + 3)? Angle = 18. Visible.
B is at (x_a - 3?, y_a + 3)? (Hard to tell horizontal spacing).
If B is (x_a - 3, y_a + 3), angle is 45. Visible.
If B is (x_a - 4, y_a + 3), angle > 45. Not visible.
A is at (x_a - 3, y_a + 5). Angle < 45. Visible.
Let's re-evaluate C.
Row above agent: ` .F.C.. `.
Agent is under the space between F and C?
Map: ` #############*## `
The door is at a specific column.
The room above has floor ` .F.C.. `.
It seems C is 2 steps right and 1 step up. Angle > 45. Unexplored.
F is 1 step left and 1 step up. Angle = 45. Visible (probably).
What about the "fog"?
I observed:
- television: front-left
- airplane: front-slight-left
- wine: front-left
- shoppingcart: front-right (mid distance)
- C is in the front-right direction (NE).
If shoppingcart is at front-right (angle 22.5 to 45), then C might be visible if it's the shoppingcart or near it.
But C is a candidate point. If it was covered by "shoppingcart" observation, it's observed.
However, pure coordinates: if C is at > 45 degrees, I can't see it.
From `*` to C: likely > 45 deg.
From `*` to B: likely < 45 deg or boundary.
From `*` to A: likely < 45 deg.
Also consider occlusions.
I see "television" etc to the left.
I see "shoppingcart" to the right.
The shoppingcart is "mid distance" (2-4m).
C is close (1 row up).
If C is > 45 deg, it's invisible.
If I'm at the door, facing North, I can't see the corners directly left and right.
Room 3 seems to extend both West and East.
C is in the East corner. B/A in the West.
A is far away.
The "fog" usually covers things not yet seen.
Given the narrow FOV (90 deg), the side areas (East/West parts of the room near the door) are blind spots.
C is in the near East blind spot.
B might be in the near West blind spot? No, B is 3 rows up. Angle improves with distance.
Near points at high angles are the hardest to see.
C is definitely a candidate for "unexplored".
A is far North-West. I saw "television", "airplane", "wine" in front-left. They are "slightly far".
A might be observed.
Let's look at A.
Row 5 up.
It is aligned with B roughly?
A seems deep in the room.
Is A unexplored?
If I saw objects there, maybe the space is observed.
But usually, map exploration requires visiting or seeing clearly.
I'll bet on C being unexplored because of the high angle.
What about A?
If I saw objects in "front-left" (which includes A's direction), maybe A is observed.
However, B is also on the left.
Let's check the labels.
C is definitely to the side.
B is somewhat to the side.
A is far.
Let's assume the question asks for points that are strictly "unobserved" (foggy).
If I look North, I clear the cone.
C is likely outside the cone.
B is likely inside or boundary.
A is likely inside.
D, E, F are inside.
So C is the strongest candidate.
What if A is behind an object?
I saw objects.
I'll stick with C being the most likely unobserved region due to FOV constraints.
Actually, let's look at the map again.
Row 1 (above agent): ` .F.C.. `
If agent is at column X.
F is X-1? C is X+2?
If agent is at `*`.
Map row: ` #############*## `
Let's align the `*`.
Above `*` is `#`. Wait.
The map shows:
` #############*## `
` #......+......## ` (Room 1 top?) No, `*` is agent position.
The layout is:
Top: Room 3
Middle: Wall with door `*`?
Bottom: Room 1
The agent `*` is on the wall line.
Above `*` is ` .F.C.. `?
No, the map snippet is:
` #########.F.C..# `
` #############*## `
This implies `*` is on the wall, and the row above it is inside Room 3.
The alignment:
` #############*## `
` .F.C.. ` (shifted?)
No, usually it's a grid.
Let's assume `*` is at col `k`.
Row above: `F` is at `k-2`? `C` is at `k`.
Wait, if `C` is at `k` (directly North), then it's plainly visible (0 degrees).
Let's count characters.
Row with `*`: 13 `#`, `*`, 2 `#`. Length 16. `*` is at index 13 (0-indexed).
Row above: 9 `#`, `.`, `F`, `.`, `C`, `.`, `.`, `#`.
Indices:
0-8: `#`
9: `.`
10: `F`
11: `.`
12: `C`
13: `.`
14: `.`
15: `#`
So `*` is at 13.
`C` is at 12.
`F` is at 10.
Relative to `*` (13, 0):
`C` is at (12, 1). Delta (-1, 1). Angle = atan(-1/1) = -45 deg (Front-Left). Visible (boundary).
`F` is at (10, 1). Delta (-3, 1). Angle = atan(-3/1) = -71 deg. Not Visible (outside FOV).
So `F` is definitely unobserved.
Let's check others.
Row 2 up: ` #########.E....# `
`E` is at index 10?
Row string: `#########.E....#`
0-8: `#`
9: `.`
10: `E`
11-14: `.`
15: `#`
`E` is at 10. Relative to `*` (13, 0): (10, 2). Delta (-3, 2). Angle = atan(-1.5) = -56 deg. Not Visible.
Row 3 up: ` #########BD....# `
`B` at 9? `D` at 10?
String: `#########BD....#`
0-8 `#`
9: `B`
10: `D`
11-14: `.`
15: `#`
`B` at 9. Rel: (9, 3). Delta (-4, 3). Angle = -53 deg. Not Visible.
`D` at 10. Rel: (10, 3). Delta (-3, 3). Angle = -45 deg. Visible (boundary).
Row 5 up: ` #########A.....# `
`A` at 9?
String: `#########A.....#`
9: `A`
Rel: (9, 5). Delta (-4, 5). Angle = -38 deg. Visible.
So, based on FOV +/- 45 degrees:
- C (-45 deg): Visible (boundary).
- F (-71 deg): Unobserved.
- E (-56 deg): Unobserved.
- B (-53 deg): Unobserved.
- D (-45 deg): Visible.
- A (-38 deg): Visible.
Wait, C is at 12, `*` at 13. Delta x = -1. y = 1. Angle -45.
Is -45 included?
"[-45°,-22.5°)→front-left".
Yes, -45 is included.
So C is visible.
F, E, B are outside the cone (to the left).
Why? Because `*` is at 13 (right side of room 3). Room 3 is to the left (West).
Agent faces North (0 deg).
FOV is -45 to +45.
Objects to the West (negative x) with |x| > y are not visible.
F: x=-3, y=1. |-3| > 1. Hidden.
E: x=-3, y=2. |-3| > 2. Hidden.
B: x=-4, y=3. |-4| > 3. Hidden.
D: x=-3, y=3. |-3| = 3. Visible (boundary).
A: x=-4, y=5. |-4| < 5. Visible.
C: x=-1, y=1. |-1| = 1. Visible (boundary).
So candidates for Unexplored: F, E, B.
Maybe D (boundary cases might be tricky).
The map question asks for "unexplored/unobserved regions".
F, E, B are definitely outside the wedge.
A, C, D are inside or on boundary.
I will select F, E, B.
Wait, let's check D again.
`D` is at 10. `*` at 13. dx = -3. dy = 3. Angle -45.
Usually -45 is visible.
What about C? dx = -1. dy = 1. Angle -45. Visible.
Let's check the map alignment again.
`#############*##` (16 chars)
`#########.F.C..#` (16 chars)
Indices match.
Agent at 13.
F at 10. E at 10. D at 10. B at 9. A at 9. C at 12.
Calculations:
F: (-3, 1) -> atan(3) = 71 deg Left. > 45. Unobserved.
E: (-3, 2) -> atan(1.5) = 56 deg Left. > 45. Unobserved.
B: (-4, 3) -> atan(1.33) = 53 deg Left. > 45. Unobserved.
D: (-3, 3) -> atan(1) = 45 deg Left. Boundary. Often visible.
A: (-4, 5) -> atan(0.8) = 38 deg Left. Visible.
C: (-1, 1) -> atan(1) = 45 deg Left. Visible.
Result: B, E, F are definitely unobserved.
The example shows `["A", "C"]`.
I will output `["B", "E", "F"]`.
Maybe `D` too if boundary is exclusive?
"[-45°,-22.5°)" starts at -45 inclusive.
So -45 is visible.
I'll exclude D and C.
Wait, looking at the ASCII map again.
` #########A.....# `
` #########BD....# `
` #########.E....# `
` #########.F.C..# `
` #############*## `
The wall on the left is at index 0-8. Room starts at 9.
Agent at 13.
Room width at agent level is... well, it's a door.
Room 3 width is indices 9-14 (6 tiles wide).
Agent is at 13 (towards the right).
Room extends to the left (9, 10, 11, 12).
Leftmost part is 9. Agent is 13.
Shift is 4.
So points at 9, 10 are quite to the left.
Short range (low y) points at 9, 10 will be outside FOV.
F (10, 1) -> Hidden.
E (10, 2) -> Hidden.
B (9, 3) -> Hidden.
D (10, 3) -> Visible (45 deg).
A (9, 5) -> Visible.
C (12, 1) -> Visible (45 deg).
So B, E, F.
However, consider if I missed any observations?
I just entered Room 3 via observation. I haven't moved into it.
So the "unexplored" regions are the blind spots.
Blind spots: West side (F, E, B) and maybe East side (beyond 45 deg right).
Right side has indices 14, 15(#).
Only index 14 is floor. Agent at 13.
(14, 1) -> dx=1, dy=1 -> 45 deg. Visible.
So East side is visible.
West side is the problem.
So F, E, B.
Are there any other constraints?
"Select the points that are located in unexplored/unobserved regions."
"Unexplored" might mean "I haven't visited".
But usually in these tasks, it means "I haven't seen".
I'll go with B, E, F.
Double check A.
A is at (9, 5). dx=-4, dy=5. angle = 38.6 deg.
Inside 45 deg. Visible.
Unless occluded by B/D?
Ray to A passes through (9.8, 4), (10.6, 3), (11.4, 2), (12.2, 1).
(10.6, 3) is between D(10) and nothing?
D is at 10. Ray passes slightly right of D (10.6).
If D is an object (it's a candidate point, floor), it doesn't block.
Objects: television, airplane, wine, shoppingcart.
Television: front-left, slightly far.
Airplane: front-slight-left, slightly far.
Wine: front-left, slightly far.
Shoppingcart: front-right.
Maybe one of these objects blocks A?
"Front-left" is [-45, -22.5].
"Front-slight-left" is [-22.5, 0].
A is at -38 deg. Front-left.
If television is at front-left, slightly far (4-8m).
A (y=5) is 5m away.
Television might be A? Or near A.
If A is the television, it is observed.
The map asks for candidates in "unexplored/unobserved" regions.
If A is observed (contains an object I saw), it's not unobserved.
But F, E, B are in the blind spot. I didn't see anything there (or couldn't see).
So F, E, B are unobserved.
One more check on D.
D is at (-3, 3). Angle 45.
Is 45 visible? Yes.
So D is visible.
Conclusion: F, E, B.
Wait, looking at the map again...
`#########.F.C..#`
F is at index 10. `.` at 9.
`#########` is 0-8.
So F is correct at 10.
C is at 12.
`*` at 13.
F: dx = -3, dy = 1. Angle > 45. Correct.
E: dx = -3, dy = 2. Angle > 45. Correct.
B: dx = -4, dy = 3. Angle > 45. Correct.
D: dx = -3, dy = 3. Angle = 45. Visible.
A: dx = -4, dy = 5. Angle < 45. Visible.
So B, E, F.
Final Answer seems to be B, E, F.
One thought: C is at 12. `*` at 13.
dx = -1. dy = 1.
This is to the LEFT.
Wait, 12 is less than 13.
So C is to the LEFT (West).
Angle = -45.
So C is Front-Left.
I previously thought C was to the right.
Map: ` .F.C.. `
If `*` is at 13.
12 is left. 10 is left.
Where is right?
14 is right.
Map row has `..` after C.
Indices: 12(C), 13(.), 14(.).
So C is at 12. `.` at 13. `.` at 14.
So directly North of `*` is empty floor (index 13).
C is left. F is left.
Everyone is left except the empty space at 13, 14.
Shoppingcart was "front-right".
Index 14 (dx=1, dy=?) would be front-right.
Or index 13 (dx=0) front.
Shoppingcart must be at index >= 13.
C is at 12 (left).
C is at -45 deg. Visible.
F (10) is at -71 deg. Hidden.
E (10) is at -56 deg. Hidden.
B (9) is at -53 deg. Hidden.
D (10) is at -45 deg. Visible.
A (9) is at -38 deg. Visible.
So F, E, B are hidden.
C, D, A are visible.
Wait, is C visible?
-45 is the limit.
Usually limits are inclusive.
I will assume visible.
So B, E, F.
FINAL ANSWER:
{
"unexplored": ["B", "E", "F"]
}
THINK:
I am currently at the red door (which connects Room 1 and Room 3). Room 1 is to the South, Room 3 is to the North.
My current position is marked with `*` on the map. This corresponds to the red door.
I am facing North.
The map shows Room 1 (bottom area) and Room 3 (top area).
Room 1 has been ...
🗺️ Symbolic Fog Map################
#########......#
#########A.....#
#########......#
#########BD....#
#########.E....#
#########.F.C..#
#############*##
#......#......##
#......#......##
#......#......##
#......#......##
#......+......##
#......#......##
################
📍 Candidates: A, B, C, D, E, F
🤖 Predicted: B, E, F
🎯 Ground Truth: E, B, F
🧠 Cognitive Map MetricsGlobal: dir: 0.658
facing: 1
pos: 0.748
overall: 0.802
Global (Full): dir: 0.658
facing: 1
pos: 0.748
overall: 0.802
Local: dir: 0.900
facing: 1
pos: 0.896
overall: 0.932
Local (Newly): dir: 0.900
facing: 1
pos: 0.896
overall: 0.932
Fog Probe: precision: 1
recall: 1
overall: 1
📈 Turn Metricsnode_coverage: 1
edge_coverage: 0.488
is_action_fail: False
step: 11
action_counts: move: 4
rotate: 8
return: 0
observe: 11
term: 0
forced_term: 0
query: 0
information_gain: 0.784
reward: -0.100
is_done: False
is_valid_action: True