Overview

This new benchmark extends the previously published Daimler Mono Pedestrian Detection Benchmark with

• 7129 stereo image pairs not containing pedestrians in the training set, from which negative samples can be extracted (positive samples remain unchanged
• images of the second camera for the test set (a sequence with more than 21.790 images with 56.492 pedestrian labels, fully visible or partially occluded, captured from a vehicle during a 27 min drive through urban traffic, at VGA resolution (640x480, uncompressed)).
• vehicle speed and steering angle measurements for the test set, with the yaw rate derived.

Data Format

The dataset

• specifies an evaluation setting (3D localization criterion, known ground plane, and sensor coverage area provides ROIs).
• specifies performance metrics both at the frame- and trajectory-level (the latter also allows benchmarking of tracking algorithms).
• provides the baseline performance of a state-of-the-art method (HOG/linSVM) on the specified training and test set.
• is “open”: both training and test set are public and (freely) available for non-commercial purposes, see below..

License

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