bbernhard
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5 years ago Thanks a lot!
We've talked already a bit here about scene labels. One thing that is not totally clear to me is: When I add a scene label, would the scene label automatically add a bunch of object labels to the image? Or would you see the scene label more like as a way to give hints for labeling and searching? e.g: If the image has the scene label airport we could make the labels plane, bus, aircraft...etc in the labeling screen more prominent. So that those are easier for the user to select.
I can definitely see the latter, but I am not sure about the former. I think automatically adding additional labels based on a scene label could result in quite a few false-positives.
dobkeratops
Got a tonne of photos from some motor show , some general scene label requests: ‘
with the current upload page behaviour, if we had these , casual contribution would be easier: you could make an accurate statement at the point of upload. An accurate label for the whole image would give shortcut hints, and be useful for searches
streetthe most common catch all for urban scenes .. road+pavement+buildings+sky, very likely car+person+tree aswell, then some incidental objects -bus sheltertelephone boxlitter bin...alleyway- very similar to street, but thinner, much less busy, maybe also 'backstreet'. more likely to havelitter,binconstruction sitethese usually have loads of interesting objectsmaybe
rural path- implication of fields etc, sparse buildingscanal/marina.. not sure of the exact classification here.. there's sluice gates like a canal, there's an enclosed area for boats.. there is a canal connected to it - hence sometimes canal boats around here. ships dock at a port, move cargo onto canal boats?farm- fields, tractors, hay bales, sparse buildings.. more specific than rural road/pathparkparkgardens.. 'gardens is more like 'public gardens', like a park.. sliding scale garden (singular) would be more like the lawn behind someone's house.docks/marinapark roadriversideorwaterfrontjunkyardroadworkscathedral interiorseaside- sea , beach, sky, maybe some buildings/trees, promenade, piers, maybe boats, probably peoplelandscapecatch all for areas predominantly natural (hills, beach, river, waterfall, mountains,valleys, lakes). in the case of these images, I couldn't think of another more specific term. the area is actually some sort ofnature reserve, that's another possibilitycar parkan area that is neither road nor pavement - no traffic flow - but intended to be occupied by parked vehicles . this might be annotatable aswell.. another more specific
parking spacewould doforest roadrestaurant/cafe.. the outdoor seating for eating outside.. tables, chairs, but in a particular arrangement. very likely people.countryside.. fairly broad catch all term.. maybe road or path, fields, trees, sparse buildings, maybe farm elementsdocks/port... the loading/unloading - distinctivegantry cranes, container facilities (shipping container)I would also add
airportto cover your images (I have one nearby aswell which I might be able to get to).. then perhapsharbour,cityscape,factory,workshop,garage,town centre(less like a street - walkable area, mostly shops),dining room,bedroom,living room,hotel room,residential street(more specific than street),highstreet(street with mostly shops) etcmuseumwould be a place to get varied images