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  • License: apache-2.0
  • Language: Python
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AquariumDataset

Synthetic video segmentation dataset used for object-centric representation learning.

This repository contains the code used to create the dataset. A link to the final dataset will be included once created.

Installation

Download the following folders from the WebGLSamples repository https://github.com/WebGLSamples/WebGLSamples.github.io. aquarium jquery-ui-1.8.2.custom khronos tdl Put them in the basedir of this repository. Now apply the patch to the files in the aquarium folder. bash git apply aquarium/patch

Now install the dependencies. bash npm install

Usage

To run the aquarium, use a static webserver to serve from the repositories root directory and point your web browser to the respective url:

http-server .

To record a dataset, you have to

  1. Generate a set of random sample configurations: node generate_random_aquarium_configs.js <path> <count>

  2. Start workers to record the samples: node server.js <path> You can start multiple workers for the same sample set. Once finished, the recorded datasets is located at <path>/final.

Original license

This work is adapted from a WebGL demo obtained from GitHub. The original demo is licensed under the 3-clause BSD license, a copy of which is included as THIRDPARTYLICENSE.md.

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