Poribohon-BD: Bangladeshi local vehicle image dataset with annotation for classification.
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SUBMITTER: Tabassum S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7642820 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Dec
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Poribohon-BD: Bangladeshi local vehicle image dataset with annotation for classification.
Tabassum Shaira S Ullah Sabbir S Al-Nur Nakib Hossain NH Shatabda Swakkhar S
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Vehicle Classification has become tremendously important due to various applications such as traffic video surveillance, accident avoidance, traffic congestion prevention, bringing intelligent transportation systems. This article presents 'Poribohon-BD' dataset for vehicle classification purposes in Bangladesh. The vehicle images are collected from two sources: i) smartphone camera, ii) social media. The dataset contains 9058 labeled and annotated images of 15 native Bangladeshi vehicles such as ...[more]
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