CAR -- Cityscapes Attributes Recognition A Multi-category Attributes Dataset for Autonomous Vehicles
Self-driving vehicles are the future of transportation. With current advancements in this field, the world is getting closer to safe roads with almost zero probability of having accidents and eliminating human errors. However, there is still plenty of research and development necessary to reach a le...
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Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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16.11.2021
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Summary: | Self-driving vehicles are the future of transportation. With current
advancements in this field, the world is getting closer to safe roads with
almost zero probability of having accidents and eliminating human errors.
However, there is still plenty of research and development necessary to reach a
level of robustness. One important aspect is to understand a scene fully
including all details. As some characteristics (attributes) of objects in a
scene (drivers' behavior for instance) could be imperative for correct decision
making. However, current algorithms suffer from low-quality datasets with such
rich attributes. Therefore, in this paper, we present a new dataset for
attributes recognition -- Cityscapes Attributes Recognition (CAR). The new
dataset extends the well-known dataset Cityscapes by adding an additional yet
important annotation layer of attributes of objects in each image. Currently,
we have annotated more than 32k instances of various categories (Vehicles,
Pedestrians, etc.). The dataset has a structured and tailored taxonomy where
each category has its own set of possible attributes. The tailored taxonomy
focuses on attributes that is of most beneficent for developing better
self-driving algorithms that depend on accurate computer vision and scene
comprehension. We have also created an API for the dataset to ease the usage of
CAR. The API can be accessed through https://github.com/kareem-metwaly/CAR-API. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2111.08243 |