Request for the training set

[belalc]

Request for the training set

[BelalC]

It's a little tricky to get all the data from the BU website (but definitely possible). And yes, I am planning on sharing the training set I used for the project and hopefully further expanding the dataset. Updates coming in the next few weeks

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On 3 Apr 2018, at 22:13, Joo-Haeng Lee ***@***.***> wrote: I tried to find some info in the BU site, but it was not too easy for me to get any. Do you any plan to share the training set used in this project? — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#5>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APdrqCJUtNPuUqFmB1rVi-Jgojno5dVUks5tk-XcgaJpZM4TFzAO>.

[Purinsuu]

How about google drive? On Oct 12, 2018 8:41 AM, "Belal Chaudhary" <[email protected]> wrote: hi guys - yes the project is still active(-ish). For my training, I combined the Massey University ASL dataset (~2524 images) with data I generated from colleagues/myself - only 321 images (approximately 12 images per class). The Massey University dataset is already public, so probably no point in sharing that with you guys. I'll update the ReadMe with links to that dataset + a few others I've come across which you can download directly. I'm happy to share the data (321 images) I generated myself. Currently, looking into sharing it as an open-source dataset on Kaggle or Amazon. Any suggestions on the best way to share? It's on a hard drive and I'd prefer not to pay to host the data online indefinitely! let me know your thoughts please. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#5 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AlIZKxSEMfOrAgrM9wyXclqha8mzUlzgks5uj-VJgaJpZM4TFzAO> .

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[csyhping]

@BelalC ,hi, are u still working on this project? Could you please share how to get the training set?
Thanks again for your nice work.

[Purinsuu]

Training set please. :(

[BelalC]

hi guys - yes the project is still active(-ish).

For my training, I combined the Massey University ASL dataset (~2524 images) with data I generated from colleagues/myself - only 321 images (approximately 12 images per class). The Massey University dataset is already public, so probably no point in sharing that with you guys. I'll update the ReadMe with links to that dataset + a few others I've come across which you can download directly.

I'm happy to share the data (321 images) I generated myself. Currently, looking into sharing it as an open-source dataset on Kaggle or Amazon. Any suggestions on the best way to share? It's on a hard drive and I'd prefer not to pay to host the data online indefinitely! let me know your thoughts please.

[BelalC]

hi all - please find a Google Drive link below to access data I generated myself and part 5 of the Massey University dataset (the other 4 parts are available online via their website https://www.massey.ac.nz/~albarcza/gesture_dataset2012.html

Google Drive link - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-t8rgN3eOW99KGDy7U0HJhrbbwOe-5Wh?usp=sharing

All the data is already split into train/validation subsets, and labelled with letters from A-Z. NOTE - the Massey dataset I've included is already pre-processed. I added padding due to odd shaped images, and also dropped a colour channel as there was a lot of green screen background in the images. Dropping the colour channel didn't cause any significant changes in performance so I've left it in. You can get the raw data directly from Massey University.

Hope this helps :)