ATLAS KNOWLEDGE QUIZ ANSWERS Formatted: Centered
1. How should labels be written? • "Pick up mat and place on table" or
"Move mat to table" – must capture
• As passive observations (e.g., "the
both actions
cup was picked up")
• Any of the above are acceptable
• As direct instructions (e.g., "pick up
the cup") Correct answer: Capture both actions
• As timestamps only
• As questions (e.g., "is the cup being 4. What is required for timestamps to be
picked up?") correct?
Correct answer: As direct instructions • They can be off by a few seconds
• Begin when hands reach; end when
hands disengage; must be accurate
2. The subject washes their hands, checks
their watch, and adjusts their head-
mounted camera. How should this be • Only the start timestamp needs to
labeled? be accurate
• "wash hands, check watch, adjust • Timestamps are optional
camera"
Correct answer: Accurate start and end
• "wash hands" – the most visible based on hand movement
action
• "no action"
5. Is it acceptable to use sequence words
• "prepare for task" like "another" and "next"?
Correct answer: "no action" • No – each action must be
independent
• Yes – if each action and timestamp is
3. The ego picks up a mat from the floor
accurate
and places it on the table. Which label is
acceptable? • Only for actions repeated more than
3 times
• "Place mat on table" – the goal is
captured • Only at the beginning of a video
• "Pick up mat" – the first action is Correct answer: Yes, if accurate
captured
ATLAS KNOWLEDGE QUIZ ANSWERS Formatted: Centered
6. When multiple events happen at once,
what must the labels capture?
9. Can you combine "No Action" with other
• Only the first action actions in one label?
• Only the most important action • Yes – "No Action, pick up cup"
• All actions with meaningful object • No – never combine No Action with
interactions real actions
• A one-word summary • Only if No Action comes first
Correct answer: All meaningful object • Only for long segments
interactions
Correct answer: Never combine
7. The subject picks up a red mug from the
10. The ego picks up items while closing a
sink while a blue mug sits on the counter.
drawer with their hip. What should be
Which label is correct?
labeled?
• "pick up mug"
• "Close drawer, pick up items"
• "pick up mug from sink" or "pick up
• "Pick up items" only
red mug"
• "No Action"
• "grab item from sink"
• "Close drawer" only
• "pick up blue mug"
Correct answer: Hand-based actions only
Correct answer: Clearly identify the correct
object
11. The subject adjusts the corners of a t-
shirt to see the design. Which label is
8. What is the maximum word count for a
appropriate?
single dense label segment?
• "inspect t-shirt"
• 10 words
• "adjust t-shirt" or "straighten t-shirt"
• 15 words
• 20 words (about 4 atomic actions)
• "look at t-shirt"
• "examine t-shirt design"
• No limit
Correct answer: Physical manipulation
Correct answer: 20 words
ATLAS KNOWLEDGE QUIZ ANSWERS Formatted: Centered
15. Is "pick up book" acceptable without
specifying the hand?
12. Are "lift", "pick up", and "grab"
interchangeable? • No – must specify hand
• No – use consistent terminology • No – must describe book
• Yes – flexibility is encouraged • Yes – valid annotation
• Only if ambiguous • Only for short videos
• Only for specific objects Correct answer: Yes
Correct answer: No
16. Can relative positions like "left" and
"right" be used?
13. When should a label be "idle" or "no
action"? • No – never
• When ego is walking or hands are • Yes – if accurate from ego’s POV
not interacting with objects
• Only for stationary objects
• When ego speaks
• Only with duplicates
• When ego looks away
Correct answer: Yes, if accurate
• Always at start/end
Correct answer: No hand–object interaction
17. The ego appears about to put down a
phone but doesn’t. Can you label it as "put
down phone"?
14. What is the primary focus of
annotations? • Yes – intent is clear
• Ego movement • No – only label observable actions
• Main actions and hand dexterity
relevant to the task • Yes – if phone is visible
• Every action • Only if within 2 seconds
• Only electronics Correct answer: Only label what happens
Correct answer: Task-relevant hand actions
ATLAS KNOWLEDGE QUIZ ANSWERS Formatted: Centered
18. The ego lifts a shirt and shakes it out.
Which labels are acceptable?
• Only exact wording
• Multiple accurate descriptions are
acceptable
• "Lift shirt" only
• Must include hand positions
Correct answer: Multiple accurate
descriptions
19. A label says "pick up weight and frame"
but only the weight was picked up. What
should happen?
• Accept
• Edit to "pick up weight"
• Add "attempted frame"
• Accept if timestamps match
Correct answer: Edit to match reality
20. If one annotator says "orange box" and
another says "yellow box", is this a
problem?
• Yes – must be correct color
• No – inconsistency is fine
• Yes – same terminology required
• Depends on video quality
Correct answer: Yes, orange and yellow are
different