Attributes and Semantic Features
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Relative Attributes
– Modified implementation of RankSVM to train Relative Attributes (ICCV 2011).
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Object Bank
– Implementation of object bank semantic features (NIPS 2010). See also
ActionBank
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Classemes, Picodes, and Meta-class features
– Software for extracting high-level image descriptors (ECCV 2010, NIPS 2011, CVPR 2012).
Large-Scale Learning
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Additive Kernels
– Source code for fast additive kernel SVM classifiers (PAMI 2013).
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LIBLINEAR
– Library for large-scale linear SVM classification.
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VLFeat
– Implementation for Pegasos SVM and Homogeneous Kernel map.
Fast Indexing and Image Retrieval
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FLANN
– Library for performing fast approximate nearest neighbor.
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Kernelized LSH
– Source code for Kernelized Locality-Sensitive Hashing (ICCV 2009).
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ITQ Binary codes
– Code for generation of small binary codes using Iterative Quantization and other baselines such as Locality-Sensitive-Hashing (CVPR 2011).
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INRIA Image Retrieval
– Efficient code for state-of-the-art large-scale image retrieval (CVPR 2011).
Object Detection
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See
Part-based Models
and
Convolutional Nets
above.
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Pedestrian Detection at 100fps
– Very fast and accurate pedestrian detector (CVPR 2012).
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Caltech Pedestrian Detection Benchmark
– Excellent resource for pedestrian detection, with various links for state-of-the-art implementations.
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OpenCV
– Enhanced implementation of Viola&Jones real-time object detector, with trained models for face detection.
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Efficient Subwindow Search
– Source code for branch-and-bound optimization for efficient object localization (CVPR 2008).
3D Recognition
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Point-Cloud Library
– Library for 3D image and point cloud processing.
Action Recognition
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ActionBank
– Source code for action recognition based on the ActionBank representation (CVPR 2012).
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STIP Features
– software for computing space-time interest point descriptors
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Independent Subspace Analysis
– Look for Stacked ISA for Videos (CVPR 2011)
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Velocity Histories of Tracked Keypoints
– C++ code for activity recognition using the velocity histories of tracked keypoints (ICCV 2009)
Datasets
Attributes
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Animals with Attributes
– 30,475 images of 50 animals classes with 6 pre-extracted feature representations for each image.
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aYahoo and aPascal
– Attribute annotations for images collected from Yahoo and Pascal VOC 2008.
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FaceTracer
– 15,000 faces annotated with 10 attributes and fiducial points.
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PubFig
– 58,797 face images of 200 people with 73 attribute classifier outputs.
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LFW
– 13,233 face images of 5,749 people with 73 attribute classifier outputs.
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Human Attributes
– 8,000 people with annotated attributes. Check also this
link
for another dataset of human attributes.
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SUN Attribute Database
– Large-scale scene attribute database with a taxonomy of 102 attributes.
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ImageNet Attributes
– Variety of attribute labels for the ImageNet dataset.
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Relative attributes
– Data for OSR and a subset of PubFig datasets. Check also this
link
for the WhittleSearch data.
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Attribute Discovery Dataset
– Images of shopping categories associated with textual descriptions.
Fine-grained Visual Categorization
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Caltech-UCSD Birds Dataset
– Hundreds of bird categories with annotated parts and attributes.
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Stanford Dogs Dataset
– 20,000 images of 120 breeds of dogs from around the world.
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Oxford-IIIT Pet Dataset
– 37 category pet dataset with roughly 200 images for each class. Pixel level trimap segmentation is included.
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Leeds Butterfly Dataset
– 832 images of 10 species of butterflies.
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Oxford Flower Dataset
– Hundreds of flower categories.
Face Detection
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FDDB
– UMass face detection dataset and benchmark (5,000+ faces)
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CMU/MIT
– Classical face detection dataset.
Face Recognition
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Face Recognition Homepage
– Large collection of face recognition datasets.
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LFW
– UMass unconstrained face recognition dataset (13,000+ face images).
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NIST Face Homepage
– includes face recognition grand challenge (FRGC), vendor tests (FRVT) and others.
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CMU Multi-PIE
– contains more than 750,000 images of 337 people, with 15 different views and 19 lighting conditions.
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FERET
– Classical face recognition dataset.
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Deng Cai’s face dataset in Matlab Format
– Easy to use if you want play with simple face datasets including Yale, ORL, PIE, and Extended Yale B.
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SCFace
– Low-resolution face dataset captured from surveillance cameras.
Handwritten Digits
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MNIST
– large dataset containing a training set of 60,000 examples, and a test set of 10,000 examples.
Pedestrian Detection
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Caltech Pedestrian Detection Benchmark
– 10 hours of video taken from a vehicle,350K bounding boxes for about 2.3K unique pedestrians.
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INRIA Person Dataset
– Currently one of the most popular pedestrian detection datasets.
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ETH Pedestrian Dataset
– Urban dataset captured from a stereo rig mounted on a stroller.
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TUD-Brussels Pedestrian Dataset
– Dataset with image pairs recorded in an crowded urban setting with an onboard camera.
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PASCAL Human Detection
– One of 20 categories in PASCAL VOC detection challenges.
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USC Pedestrian Dataset
– Small dataset captured from surveillance cameras.
Generic Object Recognition
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ImageNet
– Currently the largest visual recognition dataset in terms of number of categories and images.
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Tiny Images
– 80 million 32×32 low resolution images.
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Pascal VOC
– One of the most influential visual recognition datasets.
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Caltech 101
/
Caltech 256
– Popular image datasets containing 101 and 256 object categories, respectively.
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MIT LabelMe
– Online annotation tool for building computer vision databases.
Scene Recognition
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MIT SUN Dataset
– MIT scene understanding dataset.
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UIUC Fifteen Scene Categories
– Dataset of 15 natural scene categories.
Feature Detection and Description
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VGG Affine Dataset
– Widely used dataset for measuring performance of feature detection and description. Check
VLBenchmarks
for an evaluation framework.
Action Recognition
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Benchmarking Activity Recognition
– CVPR 2012 tutorial covering various datasets for action recognition.
RGBD Recognition
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RGB-D Object Dataset
– Dataset containing 300 common household objects
Reference:
[1]:
http://rogerioferis.com/VisualRecognitionAndSearch/Resources.html