MBench is a benchmark for evaluating the memory capability of video world models. It focuses on whether a model can preserve a coherent world state across long-horizon video continuation and interaction.
The benchmark is organized around three core memory dimensions:
MBench uses trigger-conditioned scoring: Trigger Coverage measures whether the model actually enters the intended memory challenge, Memory Reliability measures consistency after the challenge is triggered, and M-Score balances both with a harmonic mean.
The bundled seed leaderboard is transcribed from Table 2 of the MBench paper. Aggregate leaderboard columns are derived as unweighted averages over the reported sub-dimensions until official leaderboard totals are released.
studyOverflow/TempMemoryDataPeanutUp/membench_leaderboard_submissionUpload a ZIP with leaderboard_submission.json at its root:
submission.zip
โโโ leaderboard_submission.json
โโโ verification/
โโโ entity/
โ โโโ summary.json
โ โโโ items.jsonl
โ โโโ units.jsonl
โโโ environment/
โ โโโ summary.json
โ โโโ items.jsonl
โ โโโ units.jsonl
โโโ causal/
โโโ summary.json
โโโ items.jsonl
โโโ units.jsonl
The verification files are recommended for official review but are not used directly for public ranking. The aggregate file must contain:
{
"model_name": "ExampleWorldModel",
"model_link": "https://example.com/model",
"model_type": "text-conditioned",
"total_m_score": 52.46,
"entity_score": 55.1,
"environment_score": 50.2,
"causal_score": 47.8,
"trigger_coverage": 61.0,
"memory_reliability": 46.0
}
model_type must be text-conditioned or action-conditioned. All provided
scores must be numeric values between 0 and 100.
The Space stores each accepted upload under submissions/pending/ in the
leaderboard data repo. Pending submissions do not modify results.csv and are
not displayed until they have been reviewed by the MBench team.
19 commits
MBench is a benchmark for evaluating the memory capability of video world models. It focuses on whether a model can preserve a coherent world state across long-horizon video continuation and interaction.
The benchmark is organized around three core memory dimensions:
MBench uses trigger-conditioned scoring: Trigger Coverage measures whether the model actually enters the intended memory challenge, Memory Reliability measures consistency after the challenge is triggered, and M-Score balances both with a harmonic mean.
The bundled seed leaderboard is transcribed from Table 2 of the MBench paper. Aggregate leaderboard columns are derived as unweighted averages over the reported sub-dimensions until official leaderboard totals are released.
studyOverflow/TempMemoryDataPeanutUp/membench_leaderboard_submissionUpload a ZIP with leaderboard_submission.json at its root:
submission.zip
โโโ leaderboard_submission.json
โโโ verification/
โโโ entity/
โ โโโ summary.json
โ โโโ items.jsonl
โ โโโ units.jsonl
โโโ environment/
โ โโโ summary.json
โ โโโ items.jsonl
โ โโโ units.jsonl
โโโ causal/
โโโ summary.json
โโโ items.jsonl
โโโ units.jsonl
The verification files are recommended for official review but are not used directly for public ranking. The aggregate file must contain:
{
"model_name": "ExampleWorldModel",
"model_link": "https://example.com/model",
"model_type": "text-conditioned",
"total_m_score": 52.46,
"entity_score": 55.1,
"environment_score": 50.2,
"causal_score": 47.8,
"trigger_coverage": 61.0,
"memory_reliability": 46.0
}
model_type must be text-conditioned or action-conditioned. All provided
scores must be numeric values between 0 and 100.
The Space stores each accepted upload under submissions/pending/ in the
leaderboard data repo. Pending submissions do not modify results.csv and are
not displayed until they have been reviewed by the MBench team.
19 commits