task_charts__pictogram__threshold_count

Contract

1. Domain: charts
2. Scene id: pictogram
3. Public task id: task_charts__pictogram__threshold_count
4. Supported query_id: greater_than_threshold, less_than_threshold

Implementation

1. Registered class: trace_tasks.tasks.charts.pictogram.threshold_count.ChartsPictogramThresholdCountTask
2. Prompt bundle: src/trace_tasks/resources/prompts/charts/pictogram/charts_pictogram_v1.json
3. Answers and annotation are produced from the same metadata execution trace.

Annotation Contract

1. Answer schema: integer_count.
2. Annotation schema: bbox_set.
3. Annotation marks every matching category row as an unordered set of row bboxes.

Program Contract

Program: count(filter(categories, compare(category_total(category, unit_scale), threshold, comparator={greater_than,less_than}))); output=integer_count; annotation=bbox_set(matching_category_rows); scene=pictogram; scope=threshold_count

Candidate set: the visible pictogram rows, repeated icons, and category labels inside the threshold_count objective scope. Operands: prompt-bound labels, categories, series names, thresholds, intervals, references, and encoded chart values, plus the active query id's comparator, direction, target role, or extremum focus when present. Operation: evaluate count over the candidate set using the filters, comparisons, aggregations, rankings, projections, or counterfactual edits named in the program expression; generation enforces a unique final answer. Output binding: answer is the integer_count value bound by integer_count. Annotation witnesses: bbox_set witnesses bound by bbox_set(matching_category_rows). Annotation marks every matching category row as an unordered set of row bboxes. Query ids: greater_than_threshold, less_than_threshold.

Reasoning Operations

Families: filtering, counting, comparison, formula_evaluation

Query Details

Query id	Comparator	Answer schema	Annotation schema
greater_than_threshold	greater_than	integer_count	bbox_set
less_than_threshold	less_than	integer_count	bbox_set