PEIPA

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PEIPA
Domain Divers
Media Image, Video, Text
Size
Instances
File Format GIF, PNG, PPM
Creation Date
Task Divers
Copyright
URL http://peipa.essex.ac.uk/benchmark/databases/index.html


Domain

  • Multipurpose Image Archive (PEIPA, the Pilot European Image Processing Archive)
  • Datasets are available in the following categories:
  1. astronomical imagery
  2. imagery from books
  3. CAD models
  4. content-based image retrieval
  5. colour
  6. faces and facial expressions
  7. forensic
  8. handwriting
  9. medical
  10. motion
  11. natural scenes
  12. object recognition
  13. range data
  14. remote sensing
  15. segmentation
  16. stereo
  17. surveillance
  18. texture
  19. unclassified

Comments

  • Faces and Facial Expressions, Handwriting, Medical, Motion, Object Recognition, Surveillance Images, etc.
  • PEIPA is an archive relating to image processing and analysis, with emphasis on computer vision. Its principal aim is to provide information, datasets and software that allow the effectiveness of algorithms to be measured and compared. This is known variously as performance characterization, performance estimation and benchmarking.

Media (image, video, mixed, …)

  • Image

Size (no images, in GB, …)

Source (FlickR, Corel)

Annotation type (free text, structured, …)

Ground truth

Event or project

Task (retrieval, recognition, …)

Format

  • Various formats

Quality (resolution)

Creation date

Copyright

  • The development and maintenance of the PEIPA web-site is currently funded under a European project entitled Performance Characterization in Computer Vision (PCCV). This project was set up by Patrick Courtney while at Visual Automation in Manchester (UK), though it has been managed by Neil Thacker of ISBE, University of Manchester since Patrick moved to Perkin-Elmer. The other partners in PCCV are Henrick Christensen of KTH in Stockholm (Sweden) and Adrian Clark of the University of Essex in Colchester (UK), where these pages reside.

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