BDD Data

This is supporting code for BDD100K data.

Please check the data download on the homepage to obtain the dataset. This code supports BDD100K, in particular.

Dependency

• Python 3
• pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Understanding the Data

After being unzipped, all the files will reside in a folder named bdd100k. All the original videos are in bdd100k/videos and labels in bdd100k/labels. bdd100k/images contains the frame at 10th second in the corresponding video.

bdd100k/labels contains json files based on our label format. bdd_data/show_labels.py provides examples to parse and visualize the labels.

For example, you can view training data one by one

python3 bdd_data/show_labels.py -i bdd100k/images/100k/train -l bdd100k/labels/100k/train

Or export the drivable area in segmentation maps:

python3 bdd_data/show_labels.py -i bdd100k/images/100k/train -l bdd100k/labels/100k/train \
    -s 1 -o bdd100k/out_drivable_maps/train --drivable

This exporting process will take a while, so we also provide Drivable Maps in the downloading page, which will be bdd100k/drivable_maps after decompressing. There are 3 possible labels on the maps: 0 for background, 1 for direct drivable area and 2 for alternative drivable area.

Object Detection

You can export object detection in concise format by

python3 bdd_data/label2det.py bdd100k/labels/100k bdd100k/detection

The detection label format is below, which is the same as our detection evaluation format:

[
   {
      "name": str,
      "timestamp": 1000,
      "category": str,
      "bbox": [x1, y1, x2, y2],
      "score": float
   }
]

Semantic Segmentation

At present time, instance segmentation is provided as semantic segmentation maps and polygons in json will be provided in the future. The encoding of labels should still be train_id defined in bdd_data/label.py, thus car should be 13.