/SCUT_FIR_Pedestrian_Dataset

A new benchmark dataset and baseline for on-road FIR pedestrian detection

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SCUT FIR Pedestrian Dataset

A new benchmark dataset and baseline for on-road FIR pedestrian detection

Description

example The SCUT FIR Pedestrian Datasets is a large far infrared pedestrian detection dataset. It consist of about 11 hours-long image sequences ($\sim 10^6​$ frames) at a rate of 25 Hz by driving through diverse traffic scenarios at a speed less than 80 km/h. The image sequences were collected from 11 road sections under 4 kinds of scenes including downtown, suburbs, expressway and campus in Guangzhou, China. We annotated 211,011 frames for a total number of 477,907 bounding boxes around 7,659 unique pedestrians.

Statistic of training and testing set

more details see statistic.xlsx.

Training Set

  • S0-S10
Label Frames with anno. Bounding boxes Occluded BB Unique Avg. frames per obj.
walk person 48857 103239 31630 1613 64.00
ride person 40519 71793 8697 807 88.96
squat person 1520 1608 324 22 73.09
people 26385 38358 9805 612 62.68
person? 13059 16820 6943 496 33.91
people? 6855 8479 2457 153 55.42
Summary 70517 240297 59856 3703 64.89

Testing Set

  • S11-S20
Label Frames with anno. Bounding boxes Occluded BB Unique Avg. frames per obj.
walk person 43421 90526 26185 1523 59.44
ride person 43153 86201 8689 1017 84.76
squat person 8010 837 184 14 59.79
people 24098 33572 8903 647 51.89
person? 17208 22483 8759 642 35.02
people? 3399 3991 1604 97 41.14
Summary 73115 237610 54324 3940 60.31

Download

videos GoogleDrive BaiduYun

annotations GoogleDrive BaiduYun (please contact with xzhewei@gmail.com)

Tool

Baseline

Benchmark Results

Algorithm List

Reasonable All Overall
RPN+BF 8.28 25.19
TFRCN 9.98 32.32
RPN (RPN+BF) 12.07 32.94
Faster R-CNN-vanilla 19.75 52.00
RPN-vanilla 34.87 61.20
ACF-T+THOG 43.70 62.11

Ther mertic is log-average miss rate over the range of [$10^{-2}$, $10^0$].

ROC

Contact

Please contact Zhewei Xu [xzhewei at gmail.com] with questions.