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Benchmark

inkGround

A benchmark for stroke trajectory recovery from full-page, camera-captured handwritten images. It contains 537 page images, approximately 18,700 words and approximately 163,000 strokes, and is used to evaluate the fine-grained visual grounding ability of vision-language models on text-conditioned point localization tasks.

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Oct 30

inkGround is a benchmark for stroke trajectory recovery on full-page, camera-captured handwritten images, containing 537 page images, about 18,700 words and about 163,000 strokes.

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inkGround's reference trajectories are generated by a pretrained offline-to-online model and filtered for OCR consistency and verified by human raters, and are pseudo-labels.

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inkGround defines the task as text-conditioned point localization: given a page image and a target word, the model must locate that word and output its ordered stroke points.

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inkGround's evaluation metrics include trajectory fidelity (DTW and Chamfer distance), readability (Accurate Rate and Correct Rate) and style similarity.

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The researchers benchmarked four open-source VLMs and three frontier closed-source VLMs using a shared contextual prompt.

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Gemini-3.1-Pro stands out in trajectory fidelity and readability on the inkGround benchmark, with generated stroke trajectories approaching the reference level.

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