The Shining3D dataset consists of 1866, 272, and 272 videos for the training, validation, and testing sets, respectively. The uniform size of the images in the dataset is 640 × 480 pixels. LabelMe software is employed to accurately mark the boundary and classify the region of each tooth in the datasets. This dataset is usef for orthodontic treatment.
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Different faults are experienced by a power system, particulary in transmission lines. In this dataset, the IEEE 5-Bus Model was used to different types of transmission line faults.
Indication of the label of the faults come from the time that the fault has been induced in the simulation.
This dataset aims to be utilized for machine learning algorithms, particularly in multi-class classification of the transmission line fault. In this simulation, each fault was induced at each transmission line one instance at a time during a certain period.
The requirements, their types and priorities are gathered from 43 project teams which will be uselful to automate the phases of requirement engineering i.e. requirements classification and prioritisation. As the publicly available datasets do not contain the complete information (type and priority) about requirements, the dataset is created by collecting the data from 43 BTech project groups. This dataset includes 11 different types of software requirements. The dependency of requirements is also considered while gathering requirements from the project teams.
We introduce an English Twitter dataset designed for the detection of online drug use, comprising 112,057 tweets accompanied by metadata. This dataset underwent manual annotation by a team of expert annotators consisting of around 30 members, these annotators, possessing diverse multidisciplinary backgrounds and expertise, committed over six months to meticulously label each tweet.
Our dataset encompasses a comprehensive collection of Azerbaijani news texts from the Azertac (https://azertag.az/) State Agency, drawn from a variety of news articles.
The dataset and source code used in paper "Pick the Better and Leave the Rest: Leveraging Multiple Retrieved Results to Guide Response Generation".
Recognizing and categorizing banknotes is a crucial task, especially for individuals with visual impairments. It plays a vital role in assisting them with everyday financial transactions, such as making purchases or accessing their workplaces or educational institutions. The primary objectives for creating this dataset were as follows:
This dataset contains video-clips of five volunteers developing daily life activities. Each video-clip is recorded with a Far InfraRed (FIR) camera and includes an associated file which contains the three-dimensional and two-dimensional coordinates of the main body joints in each frame of the clip. This way, it is possible to train human pose estimation networks using FIR imagery.
This compressed package is essential for KHDNN as it includes various components necessary for its functionality. Inside, you will find an Embedding, knowledge graphs, a user-item bipartite graph, and training records specifically tailored to the book-crossing dataset. These elements are crucial for KHDNN to operate effectively and provide accurate recommendations to users based on their preferences and interactions with books.
