data cleaning and adding Pascal VOC annotations #6
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One folder which includes the cleaned dataset-resized and its annotations has been added to the repository.
The new cleaned dataset has 2521 images as a result of removing 6 images from the dataset-resized due to the difficulty in object recognition and annotation by a person.
The cleaned dataset and annotations have been split in train and test sets which are the standard sets for object detection. The test dataset is approximately 20% of the entire dataset.
The cleaned dataset has been annotated using Pascal VOC standard for object detection.
While waiting for the pull request to be accepted by the owners, one can download the annotated dataset by accessing this pull request. If you are using this annotations for your work I would like to ask you to cite this paper: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/10/20/7301. Thanks!