Computer Vision
During Printed Circuit Board (PCB) manufacturing, it is critical to dispense the correct amount of conductive glue on the substrate LCP surface before die attachment, as the dispensing of excessive or insufficient glue may cause defects through short circuits or weak die bonding. Therefore it is critical to monitor the amount of the dispensed glue during production.
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Accurate flood delineation is crucial in many disaster management tasks, including, but not limited to: risk map production and update, impact estimation, claim verification, or planning of countermeasures for disaster risk reduction. Open remote sensing resources such as the data provided by the Copernicus ecosystem enable to carry out this activity, which benefits from frequent revisit times on a global scale. In the last decades, satellite imagery has been successfully applied to flood delineation problems, especially considering Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) signals.
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TO BE ADDED AFTER PUBLICATION.
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This open dataset is subject to CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License. The dataset is intended for scientific research purposes and it cannot be used for commercial purposes. The authors encourage users to use it for public research and as a testbench for private research. Please note that any promotional/marketing material built upon this dataset should be backed by publicly available description of the work leading to the promotional/marketing claims.
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Measuring the appearance time slots of characters in videos is still an unsolved problem in computer vision, and the related dataset is insufficient and unextracted. The Character Face In Video (CFIV) dataset provides the labeled appearing time slots for characters of interest for ten video clips on Youtube, two faces per character for training, and a script for downloading each video. Additionally, three videos contain around 100 images per character for evaluating the accuracy of the face recognizer.
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The dataset contains results of the paper being submitted.
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This project investigates bias in automatic facial recognition (FR). Specifically, subjects are grouped into predefined subgroups based on gender, ethnicity, and age. We propose a novel image collection called Balanced Faces in the Wild (BFW), which is balanced across eight subgroups (i.e., 800 face images of 100 subjects, each with 25 face samples).
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The experimental data in this paper comes from the bamboo sticks provided by farmers who sell bamboo in Anji. We randomly grab less than 100 bamboo sticks and bundle them together. The heights of 5cm, 10cm, 15cm, and 20cm were taken from the front and left and right inclination to take pictures, screen clear and effective experimental data, and then use labelimg software to label them. The sparse bamboo stick samples collected were 600.
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