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license: cc-by-4.0
pretty_name: XS-VID
size_categories:
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# XS-VID: An Extremely Small Video Object Detection Dataset
## Dataset Description
XS-VID is designed as a benchmark dataset for extremely small video object detection. It is intended to evaluate the performance of video object detection models, particularly focusing on efficiency and effectiveness in resource-limited situations. The dataset includes a variety of videos and scenarios to comprehensively assess model capabilities.
**[News]**: XS-VIDv2 is coming soon! We are excited to announce the upcoming release of XS-VIDv2, which will feature a significantly expanded dataset with many new videos and scenarios. Stay tuned for updates!
To access the XS-VID benchmark go to **https://gjhhust.github.io/XS-VID/**
## Dataset Download
### Using Command Line
This guide provides instructions for downloading and extracting the XS-VID dataset from huggingface using command-line tools in both Linux and Windows environments.
#### Prerequisites
* **Python and pip:** Ensure Python and pip are installed on your system.
* **huggingface Library:** Install the huggingface_hub library using pip:
```bash
pip install huggingface_hub
```
#### Download and Extract Dataset
**Linux Command:**
```bash
pip install huggingface_hub && \
huggingface-cli download lanlanlan23/XS-VID --repo-type dataset --local-dir ./XS-VID && \
mkdir -p ./XS-VID/{annotations,images} && \
unzip -o ./XS-VID/annotations.zip -d ./XS-VID/annotations && \
find ./XS-VID -name 'videos_subset_*.zip' -exec unzip -o {} -d ./XS-VID/images \; && \
rm -f ./XS-VID/*.zip
```
**Windows Command (CMD):**
```bash
pip install huggingface_hub && ^
huggingface-cli download lanlanlan23/XS-VID --repo-type dataset --local-dir ./XS-VID && ^
mkdir "./XS-VID\annotations" && mkdir "./XS-VID\images" && ^
powershell -Command "Expand-Archive -Path './XS-VID/annotations.zip' -DestinationPath './XS-VID/annotations' -Force" && ^
for /r "./XS-VID" %f in (videos_subset_*.zip) do powershell -Command "Expand-Archive -Path '%f' -DestinationPath './XS-VID/images' -Force" && ^
del /f /q "./XS-VID\*.zip"
```
### Expected Folder Structure
After running the download and extraction commands, the XS-VID dataset folder should have the following structure:
```
./XS-VID/
├── annotations/ # Annotation files
└── images/ # Video frames (extracted from videos_subset_*.zip)
```
### Notes
* The download script automatically deletes ZIP files after successful extraction.
* Ensure you have sufficient disk space available (approximately the size of the ZIP files plus the extracted content).
## Evaluation Tool Usage
To evaluate your models on the XS-VID dataset, please follow these steps:
1. **Clone the repository:** Obtain the evaluation tool files, including `eval_tool.py`, `cocoeval.py`, and `mask.py` from the main branch of the XS-VID repository.
2. **Set JSON paths:** In `eval_tool.py`, configure the paths to your test COCO JSON annotation file and prediction JSON file.
3. **Run evaluation:** Execute the evaluation script using the command:
```bash
python eval_tool.py
```
## Citation
If you utilize the XS-VID dataset in your research or applications, please cite the following paper:
```
@article{guo2024XSVID,
title={XS-VID: An Extremely Small Video Object Detection Dataset},
author={Jiahao Guo, Ziyang Xu, Lianjun Wu, Fei Gao, Wenyu Liu, Xinggang Wang},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2407.18137},
year={2024}
}
```
## Support and Contact
For any questions or issues regarding the XS-VID benchmark, please feel free to contact us at gjh[email protected].
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