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Created a crowd-annotation pipeline and dataset of non-iconic everyday scenes with object categories and per-instance segmentations to study contextual recognition and localization.
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Original2014v1 describes91categories,328Kimages and2.5Minstances; these figures are not later standard80-category training/evaluation split counts. Inherits earlier datasets and hierarchical annotation tools. Dataset contribution is distinct from later detection/segmentation algorithms; no dataset pixels, crowd annotations or baseline model results replayed.
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Tsung-Yi Lin; Michael Maire; Serge Belongie; James Hays; Pietro Perona; Deva Ramanan; Piotr Dollár; C. Lawrence Zitnick
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Microsoft COCO: contextual object instances and segmentation annotations
Created a crowd-annotation pipeline and dataset of non-iconic everyday scenes with object categories and per-instance segmentations to study contextual recognition and localization.
Scientific scope
Original2014v1 describes91categories,328Kimages and2.5Minstances; these figures are not later standard80-category training/evaluation split counts. Inherits earlier datasets and hierarchical annotation tools. Dataset contribution is distinct from later detection/segmentation algorithms; no dataset pixels, crowd annotations or baseline model results replayed.
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People and systems
Tsung-Yi Lin; Michael Maire; Serge Belongie; James Hays; Pietro Perona; Deva Ramanan; Piotr Dollár; C. Lawrence Zitnick
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.