Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of side table to the center of decorative painting in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.7, -0.4]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of side table to the center of decorative painting in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.7, -0.4]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of side table to the center of decorative painting in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.7, -0.4]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of plant to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [-0.2, -0.8, -0.4]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of plant to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [-0.2, -0.8, -0.4]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of plant to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [-0.2, -0.8, -0.4]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of chair to the center of tv in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.5, 0.1]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of chair to the center of tv in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.5, 0.1]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of chair to the center of tv in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.5, 0.1]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of chair to the center of tv in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.5, 0.1]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of chair to the center of tv in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.3, -1.5, 0.1]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of vase to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.0, -1.1, -0.2]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of vase to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.0, -1.1, -0.2]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of vase to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.0, -1.1, -0.2]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of vase to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.0, -1.1, -0.2]


Question:
Using the agent's local coordinate system, provide the vector from the center of vase to the center of body pillow in meters.

The coordinate system is defined as follows:
* **Origin:** By definition, the agent is at the origin ([0,0,0]).
* **X-axis:** Left-to-right (positive X is to the right of the agent).
* **Y-axis:** Up-and-down (positive Y is up).
* **Z-axis:** Forward-and-backward (positive Z is further away from the camera).

The answer should be in the format: [x, y, z]. Please assume the distance is measured from the approximated center of each object, and briefly explain the method used to determine the center. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.0, -1.1, -0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the multi person sofa in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.5, 0.9, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the multi person sofa in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.5, 0.9, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the multi person sofa in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.5, 0.9, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the multi person sofa in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.5, 0.9, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the multi person sofa in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.5, 0.9, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shampoo in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shampoo in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shampoo in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shampoo in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shampoo in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the pole in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.0, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the pole in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.0, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the pole in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.0, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the pole in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.0, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the pole in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.0, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the teatable in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.6, 0.6, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the teatable in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.6, 0.6, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the teatable in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.6, 0.6, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the teatable in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.6, 0.6, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the teatable in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.6, 0.6, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the flowers in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.3, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the flowers in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.3, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the flowers in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.3, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the flowers in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.3, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the flowers in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.3, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dining table in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.6, 0.8, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dining table in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.6, 0.8, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dining table in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.6, 0.8, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dining table in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.6, 0.8, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dining table in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.6, 0.8, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shower head in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.5, 0.2, 1.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shower head in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.5, 0.2, 1.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shower head in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.5, 0.2, 1.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shower head in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.5, 0.2, 1.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the shower head in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.5, 0.2, 1.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wall cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.3, 1.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wall cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.3, 1.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wall cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.3, 1.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wall cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.3, 1.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wall cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.3, 1.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the plant in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the plant in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the plant in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the plant in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the plant in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.0, 0.5, 0.5]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.0, 0.5, 0.5]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.0, 0.5, 0.5]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.0, 0.5, 0.5]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.0, 0.5, 0.5]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the cup in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the cup in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the cup in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the cup in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the cup in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.1, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.5, 2.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.5, 2.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.5, 2.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.5, 2.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.5, 2.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the kettle in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.1, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the kettle in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.1, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the kettle in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.1, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the kettle in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.1, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the kettle in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.1, 0.3]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tooth_paste in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.0, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tooth_paste in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.0, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tooth_paste in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.0, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tooth_paste in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.0, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tooth_paste in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.1, 0.0, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.5, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.5, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.5, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.5, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.5, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the jar in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the jar in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the jar in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the jar in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the jar in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.2]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.6, 1.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.6, 1.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.6, 1.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.6, 1.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the basin cabinet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.7, 0.6, 1.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.3, 0.5, 2.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.3, 0.5, 2.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.3, 0.5, 2.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.3, 0.5, 2.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the wardrobe in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [2.3, 0.5, 2.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dish in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dish in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dish in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dish in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the dish in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.0]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the faucet in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.2, 0.2, 0.1]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the stool in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the stool in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the stool in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the stool in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the stool in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.4, 0.4, 0.4]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the tv in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.4, 0.0, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the storage rack in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.3, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the storage rack in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.3, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the storage rack in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.3, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the storage rack in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.3, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the storage rack in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.3, 0.7]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the refrigerator in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.8, 0.5, 1.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the refrigerator in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.8, 0.5, 1.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the refrigerator in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.8, 0.5, 1.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the refrigerator in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.8, 0.5, 1.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the refrigerator in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.8, 0.5, 1.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the drawer in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.5, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the drawer in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.5, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the drawer in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.5, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the drawer in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.5, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the drawer in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [0.7, 0.5, 0.6]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the mirror in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.1, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the mirror in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.1, 0.8]


Question:
What is the estimated length, width, and height of the mirror in this scene in meters?
Length and width are the two dimensions that define the 'base' of the object. Of these two base dimensions, let length be the longer and width be the shorter.
The answer should be in the format: [length, width, height]. [Hints]
Note that the field-of-view of the camera is 60 degrees.

[Output]
You have to end your response with the answer formatted in a dictionary: {'answer': <answer>}. For example, {'answer': 'Z'} or {'answer': 0} or {'answer': [0, 0, 0]}, depending on the question.

Answer: [1.2, 0.1, 0.8]