UCF101: 101 Real Human Actions From Videos in the Wild
Think of a huge folder of short clips showing people running, jumping, cooking, dancing and odd tricks captured on phones.
This collection includes 101 actions, over 13,000 clips and roughly 27 hours of video.
The clips are messy, they have camera shake and busy backgrounds so it feels like everyday footage not filmed in a studio, which makes it more real, and also harder.
Simple computer methods tried to guess the actions and got about forty four percent right, so many examples still confuse the machines.
That’s why this set is called a challenging playground for anyone building systems that watch people move.
It help researchers find weak spots and try new ideas, and it give a clear picture why teaching computers to understand human action is tricky.
If you like videos or puzzles this is a neat slice of the real world to explore and test new tools on, many surprises wait inside.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
UCF101: A Dataset of 101 Human Actions Classes From Videos in The Wild
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