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Revision as of 17:43, 27 January 2011

Datasets -> Current Page

Created: 2011-01-11
Last updated: 2011-001-27

Contact Author

Prof. Jin Hyung Kim
Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition Lab,
Computer Science Department of KAIST, KOREA
Tel: 82-42-350-3517
Email: Jkim @ kaist.ac.kr
SeongHun Lee
Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition Lab,
Computer Science Department of KAIST, KOREA
Email: leesh @ ai.kaist.ac.kr

License

Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License

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Example of images and ground truth information in the KAIST dataset.

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Keywords

Scene Text, Korean, English, Signboard, Mobile phone image, Indoor image, Outdoor image

Description

The KAIST scene text dataset comprises 3000 images captured in different environments, including outdoors and indoors scenes under different lighting conditions (clear day, night, strong artificial lights, etc). Images were captured either by the use of a high-resolution digital camera or a low-resolution mobile phone camera. All images have been resized to 640x480.

The KAIST scene text database is categorized according to the language of the scene text captured: Korean, English (Number), and Complex (Korean + English + Number). The scene text in the images is representative of common text in Korean streets or shops.

Related Ground Truth Data

Related Tasks

References

  1. Jehyun Jung, SeongHun Lee, Min Su Cho, and Jin Hyung Kim, “Touch TT: Scene Text Extractor Using Touch Screen Interface“, ETRI Journal 2011
  2. SeongHun Lee, Min Su Cho, Kyomin Jung, and Jin Hyung Kim, "Scene Text Extraction with Edge Constraint and Text Collinearity Link," 20th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR), August 2010, Istanbul, Turkey.

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