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Cityscapes demo dataset
  • Dec 10, 2020
  • 4992 samples
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The Cityscapes Dataset focuses on semantic understanding of urban street scenes.

Cityscapes is a large-scale dataset that contains a diverse set of stereo video sequences recorded in street scenes from 50 different cities, with high quality pixel-level annotations of 5 000 frames in addition to a larger set of 20 000 weakly annotated frames.

Labeling specification
id name description has instances attributes
0roadPart of ground on which cars usually drive, i.e. all lanes, all directions, all streets. Including the markings on the road. Areas only delimited by markings from the main road (no texture change) are also road, e.g. bicycle lanes, roundabout lanes, or parking spaces. This label does not include curbs. no yes
1sidewalkPart of ground designated for pedestrians or cyclists. Delimited from the road by some obstacle, e.g. curbs or poles (might be small), not only by markings. Often elevated compared to the road. Often located at the sides of a road. This label includes a possibly delimiting curb, traffic islands (the walkable part), or pedestrian zones (where usually cars are not allowed to drive during day-time). no yes
2buildingBuilding, skyscraper, house, bus stop building, garage, car port. If a building has a glass wall that you can see through, the wall is still building. Includes scaffolding attached to buildings. no yes
3wallIndividual standing wall. Not part of a building. no yes
4fenceFence including any holes. yes yes
5poleSmall mainly vertically oriented pole. E.g. sign pole, traffic light poles. If the pole has a horizontal part (often for traffic light poles) this part is also considered pole. If there are things mounted at the pole that are neither traffic light nor traffic sign (e.g. street lights) and that have a diameter (in pixels) of at most twice the diameter of the pole, then these things might also be labeled pole. If they are larger, they are labeled static. yes yes
6traffic lightThe traffic light box without its poles. no yes
7traffic signSign installed from the state/city authority, usually for information of the driver/cyclist/pedestrian in an everyday traffic scene, e.g. traffic- signs, parking signs, direction signs - without their poles. No ads/commercial signs. Only the front side of a sign containing the information. The back side is static. Note that commercial signs attached to buildings become building, attached to poles or standing on their own become static. no yes
8vegetationTree, hedge, all kinds of vertical vegetation. Plants attached to buildings are usually not annotated separately and labeled building as well. If growing at the side of a wall or building, marked as vegetation if it covers a substantial part of the surface (more than 20%). no yes
9terrainGrass, all kinds of horizontal vegetation, soil or sand. These areas are not meant to be driven on. This label includes a possibly delimiting curb. Single grass stalks do not need to be annotated and get the label of the region they are growing on. no yes
10skyOpen sky, without leaves of tree. Includes thin electrical wires in front of the sky. no yes
11personA human that satisfies the following criterion. Assume the human moved a distance of 1m and stopped again. If the human would walk, the label is person, otherwise not. Examples are people walking, standing or sitting on the ground, on a bench, on a chair. This class also includes toddlers, someone pushing a bicycle or standing next to it with both legs on the same side of the bicycle. This class includes anything that is carried by the person, e.g. backpack, but not items touching the ground, e.g. trolleys. yes yes
12riderA human that would use some device to move a distance of 1m. Includes, riders/drivers of bicycle, motorbike, scooter, skateboards, horses, roller-blades, wheel-chairs, road cleaning cars, cars without roof. Note that a visible driver of a car with roof can only be seen through the window. Since holes are not labeled, the human is included in the car label. yes yes
13carCar, jeep, SUV, van with continuous body shape, caravan, no other trailers. yes yes
14truckTruck, box truck, pickup truck. Including their trailers. Back part / loading area is physically separated from driving compartment. yes yes
15busBus for 9+ persons, public transport or long distance transport. yes yes
16trainVehicle on rails, e.g. tram, train. yes yes
17motorcycleMotorbike, moped, scooter without the driver (that's a rider, see above). yes yes
18bicycleBicycle without the driver (that's a rider, see above). yes yes
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