Jason J. Corso
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* Action Bank
* LIBSVX: Supervoxel Library and Evaluation
* Brain Tumor Segmentation
* CAREER: Generalized Image Understanding
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* ISTARE: Intelligent Spatiotemporal Activity Reasoning Engine
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* Semantic Video Summarization
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* UB/College Park Building Facades
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UB/College Park Stereo Building Facade Dataset

A human-annotated stereo image set of segmented building facades

Image 50 Disparity 50 Ground Truth 50 Segmentation 50
Image 56 Disparity 56 Ground Truth 56 Segmentation 56
Image 133 Disparity 133 Ground Truth 133 Segmentation 133

Download the dataset as a .zip file

This set of images was captured on the University of Maryland-College Park campus, as well as nearby College Park, MD, and is intended to include a wide variety of buildings from different camera angles and distances. The original purpose of this data set was for training and testing a system for segmenting individual building facades from an image, and the ground truth images include segmentations of the visible building facades, as well as a two class (building/background) ground truth annotation. All ground truth images were human-annotated. Additionally, The left camera image and the corresponding disparity map for each shot are included.

There are 142 grayscale images along with their corresponding disparity maps and ground truth building facade segmentations. All images were captured with a Tyzx DeepSea V2 grayscale stereo camera which performed the disparity calculation onboard. The camera has a 14 cm baseline and 62 degree horizontal field of view, which provides an accuracy of approximately 0.5 m at a range of 15m, so the useful range for these disparity images is somewhat shorter than that. Please note that some of the ground truth annotations take this into account and some distant buildings are labeled as background (see the 3rd example above). All images, disparity maps, and ground truth annotations have 500 x 312 resolution.

If you have any questions, or need any assistance with this data set, please feel free to contact us: Jeffrey A. Delmerico, at: jad12@buffalo.edu or Jason J. Corso jjcorso@eecs.umich.edu .

We would like to thank the staff of the Asset Control and Behavior Branch of the Computational and Information Sciences Directorate at the US Army Research Laboratory for their assistance in data annotation.


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