Computer Vision

Research on damage detection of road surfaces has been an active area of research, but most studies have focused so far on the detection of the presence of damages. However, in real-world scenarios, road managers need to clearly understand the type of damage and its extent in order to take effective action in advance or to allocate the necessary resources. Moreover, currently there are few uniform and openly available road damage datasets, leading to a lack of a common benchmark for road damage detection.

Dataset for Telugu Handwritten Gunintam

Addtional datasets for the jounal paper subimitted to IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging, including self-captured light field microscopy datasets with lab-assembled LF microscope.

An image dataset including five types of weather conditions (cloudy, sunny, foggy, rainy and snowy) was constructed.

 This dataset, called FWID, includes 4000 images for each weather category, leading to a total of 20000 images. 

An image dataset including five types of weather conditions (cloudy, sunny, foggy, rainy and snowy) was constructed.

 This dataset, called FWID, includes 4000 images for each weather category, leading to a total of 20000 images. 

An image dataset including five types of weather conditions (cloudy, sunny, foggy, rainy and snowy) was constructed.

 This dataset, called FWID, includes 4000 images for each weather category, leading to a total of 20000 images. 

Features Extracted from BraTS 2012-2013

This dataset contains the comparison results on the 'Euroc' public dataset of DVIO, VINS-Mono, and ROVIO.

This dataset comes up as a benchmark dataset for machines to automatically recognizing the handwritten assamese digists (numerals) by extracting useful features by analyzing the structure. The Assamese language comprises of a total of 10 digits from 0 to 9. We have collected a total of 516 handwritten digits from 52 native assamese people irrespective of their age (12-86 years), gender, educational background etc. The digits are captured in .jpeg format using a paint mobile application developed by us which automatically saves the images in the internal storage of the mobile.