Can a model keep the whole conversation in the picture?
Users establish constraints, refer to earlier images and revise decisions. A successful response must recover the currently valid dialogue state and render it faithfully. Many existing multi-turn tasks can be solved one instruction at a time; YANAMI makes the accumulated history essential.
YANAMI — Your Assistant Needs to Assimilate Multiturn Interaction — brings together large-scale training data and a human-verified benchmark across multi-image fusion, image editing, world modeling and visual reasoning.
What YANAMI provides
Training data, a controlled benchmark and evaluation of both understanding and visual realization.
YANAMI-400K
402,639 dialogues, 2M+ images and 2.6M turns built around six state-management capabilities.
YANAMI-Bench
400 human-verified dialogues, 1,600 understanding questions and 8,467 atomic scoring points.
Two-axis evaluation
Dialogue State Understanding (four capability QAs) is scored jointly with Visual Realization (State Consistency + Visual Quality), with judge–human correlations above 0.80.
Four scenarios. A conversation to remember.
Explore five real dialogues in each scenario, with the original messages and images shown in conversation.
Capability Q&A
Four original benchmark questions and reference answers for this dialogue, shown separately from the conversation.
Stateful multi-turn interaction remains challenging
Fine-tuning BAGEL on YANAMI-400K lifts its benchmark score from 65.02 to 78.25, while preserving general visual understanding.
YANAMI-Bench overall
16 systems evaluated on dialogue state understanding and visual realization. Higher is better.
BibTeX
If you use YANAMI in your research, please cite the manuscript below.
@misc{wang2026yanami,
title = {{YANAMI}: A Large-Scale Multimodal Dataset and Benchmark
for Multiturn Stateful Interaction},
author = {Wang, Shengyu and
Nong, Tengyue and
Liu, Junming and
Peng, Haosong and
Li, Siyu and
Lei, Ruiqi and
Huo, Fushuo and
Pan, Yuhao and
Fan, Yunfeng and
Wang, Ding and
Cheng, Nan and
Wang, Haozhao and
Xu, Wenchao},
year = {2026},
note = {Research manuscript}
}