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Obvious Objects Segmentation Dataset

The progress of video and photo editing applications relies heavily on high-quality datasets for machine learning models training. Our carefully selected datasets play a crucial role in enhancing the abilities of such applications, by offering accurate segmentation and recognition of different elements within images and videos.

The "Obvious Objects Segmentation Dataset" is a specialized collection aimed at the media and visual entertainment sectors, featuring internet-collected images all at a uniform resolution of 1536 x 2048 pixels. This dataset is dedicated to the segmentation of salient objects that are immediately noticeable and attract attention in an image, utilizing both semantic and contour segmentation techniques to define these objects at the pixel level.

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Specification

Dataset ID
MD-Image-041
Dataset Name
Obvious Objects Segmentation Dataset
Data Type
data-typeImage
Volume
About 2.0k
Data Collection
Internet collected images. Resolution is 1536 * 2048
Annotation
Semantic Segmentation,Contour Segmentation
Annotation Notes
The most attractive salient objects in the picture are segmented at the pixel level.
Application Scenarios
Media & Entertainment;Visual Entertainment

Data Collections

This dataset comprises approximately 2.0k images, with each focusing on the most visually striking objects within the scene. The pixel-level segmentation of these salient objects makes the dataset particularly valuable for applications in media and visual entertainment that require focal object identification and enhancement, such as in content creation, special effects, and interactive media, where emphasis on key visual elements is crucial.

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To supplement our Face Parsing Dataset, users can explore these open datasets for additional resources:

FASSEG Repository [Learn more]

This collection offers datasets for frontal face segmentation (Frontal01 and Frontal02) and a dataset for faces in multiple poses (Multipose01).These datasets can be valuable for training models to perform face segmentation in different orientations and conditions.

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