5 batches that include 1401 photos and 501 ground truth masks, 13MB
This data-set includes several batches:
* We are sorry, we are not allowed to release the entire App-Store icons database. In order to obtain that, please address Apple Inc. For example through their EPF program.
These batches were used in the following paper, reading it will clarify why they were organized in such way.
I. Friedman, L. Zelnik-Manor, “Icon Scanning: Towards Next Generation QR Codes”, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Providence, Rhode-Island, USA, Jun. 2012.
11 objects, 66 MB
This page includes several archaeological artifacts that were found in the excavations of Tel Dor city, Israel. These models are protected by copyrights, but maybe used for academic research purposes. Commercial usage is prohibited.
If you use these objects for your research, please add acknowledgements to the Laboratory of Computer Graphics & Multimedia at the Technion and to the Zinman Institute of Archaeology, University of Haifa.
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4 objects, 23 MB
This page includes several SeaShells models that were scanned in our lab. These models are protected by copyrights, but maybe used for academic research purposes. Commercial usage is prohibited.
If you use these objects for your research, please add acknowledgements to the Laboratory of Computer Graphics & Multimedia at the Technion.
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5 objects, 54 MB
This page includes several Pinecons models that were scanned in our lab. These models are protected by copyrights, but maybe used for academic research purposes. Commercial usage is prohibited.
If you use these objects for your research, please add acknowledgements to the Laboratory of Computer Graphics & Multimedia at the Technion.
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3 objects, 17 MB
This page includes several Horns models that were scanned in our lab. These models are protected by copyrights, but maybe used for academic research purposes. Commercial usage is prohibited.
If you use these objects for your research, please add acknowledgements to the Laboratory of Computer Graphics & Multimedia at the Technion.
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If you use this data please cite the following work:
S. Zanetti, L. Zelnik-Manor, P. Perona, “A walk through the web’s video clips”, The First IEEE Workshop on Internet Vision, in Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR08), Anchorage, Alaska, Jun. 2008
This data-set extends the IXMAS-actions data-set
It includes videos of 8 different people performing 13 different actions filmed by 8 different cameras. Each person repeated the entire set of actions 3 times. We further provide background masks, which are not very accurate. If you obtain better ones, and you’re willing to share, please let us know. Please refer to the README file for further details.The original database can be found here
If you use this data please cite the following work:
D. Rudoy and L. Zelnik-Manor, “Viewpoint Selection for Human Actions”, International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV), 2011