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Can I ask you how split the dataset into 61 training videos and 10 testing videos? #2

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stephenjia opened this issue Jun 2, 2017 · 4 comments

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@stephenjia
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Hi Shuochen,

Can I ask you how split the dataset into 61 training videos and 10 test videos?

Thanks a lot!

@shuochsu
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shuochsu commented Jul 4, 2017

Here are the folder names of the test sets:

#1: IMG_0030
#2: IMG_0049
#3: IMG_0021
#4: 720p_240fps_2
#5: IMG_0032
#6: IMG_0033
#7: IMG_0031
#8: IMG_0003
#9: IMG_0039
#10: IMG_0037

We only used 30 frames from each test set for calculating the PNSR/MSSIM scores in Table 2. The frame indices can be generated in MATLAB as follows:

fr_idx = floor(linspace(2,97,30));

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@stephenjia
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Thanks a lot for your explanation!

@ezjong
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ezjong commented Oct 29, 2018

Hello Shuochen,
a follow up question on this: The frame indices generated by the Matlab code above are counting from 1, right?

Thanks!

@gauenk
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gauenk commented Aug 16, 2023

Here are two text files of the train/test split for future reference.

train.txt
test.txt

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