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Multi-illuminant test set (MIST)
The Multi-illuminant test set (MIST) and its associated Color Research and Application preprint (Xiangpeng, H and Funt, B.) is available for download here:
https://www2.cs.sfu.ca/research/groups/Vision/data2/MIST-Dataset/
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Flying Drone Multi-Illuminant Test Set
The Flying Drone test set is available for download here:
https://www2.cs.sfu.ca/~colour/data2/DRONE-Dataset/
A preprint of the associated paper, Aghaei, H and Funt, B.
"A Flying Gray Ball Multi-illuminant Image Dataset for Color Research",
Journal of Imaging Science and Technology, 64(5): 000000-1000000-8, 2020 (in press) is available.
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41 Million Reflectance Spectra
The 41 million reflectance spectra described in the paper:
Zhang, X., Funt, B. and Mirzaei, H., "Metamer Mismatching in Practice versus Theory," Journal of the Optical Society of America A, Vol. 33, No. 3, pp. A238-A247, March 2016.
are available for download as Matlab .mat files here:
https://www2.cs.sfu.ca/~colour/data/Zhang_41MillionReflectances/
Link to this dataset
Ciurea, F. and Funt, B.
"
A Large Image Database for Color Constancy Research,"
Proceedings of the Imaging Science and Technology
Eleventh Color Imaging Conference, pp. 160-164, Scottsdale,
Nov. 2003.
Link to this dataset.
These datasets
were gathered as part of Kobus Barnard's Ph.D.
research at SFU. Appropriate archival references for the data accompany
each dataset.
Camera Calibration Data
for Sony DXC-930.
Colour
Constancy Synthetic Test Data.
Colour
Constancy Test Images Captured Using Sony DXC-930.
Images
of Objects Under Different Illuminants.
Spectra
of Fluorescent Surfaces.
Object
Recognition Image Database (Old Version - 1998)
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Shi's Re-processed Version of the Gehler
Color Constancy Dataset of 568 Images
This dataset is based on work done by Dr. Lilong
Shi at Simon Fraser University with Dr. Brian Funt.
It involves processing the original RAW format images provided by Gehler et al. to
generate a new set of high quality linear images. New ground truth
illumination measurements are also provided for these images.
The original
dataset is described in Peter Gehler
and Carsten Rother and Andrew Blake and Tom Minka and Toby Sharp, "Bayesian
Color Constancy Revisited", Proceedings of the IEEE
Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition,
2008.
We thank Dr.
Peter Gehler
for making his images publically available and for permission to post
our new versions of them. The new SFU Shi version is available for
download here.
Note that the black level offset needs to be subtracted from the
original images. A Matlab
template for loading the images and removing the offset is available here.
- Three
Manually Labeled Color Constancy Datasets
Link to
this dataset.
Bing Li, Weihua Xiong, Weiming
Hu, Brian Funt
May 15, 2012
A total of 1,913 images are included in the 3 data sets. We manually
labeled each of these images with its
the 3D stages and its indoor/outdoor classification. Following Nedovic et al., the 15 typical
3D stages sky+bkg+grd, bkg+grd, sky+grd,
grd, nodepth, grd+Tbkg(LR),
grd+Tbkg(RL),
Tbkg(LR), Tbkg(RL), tbl+Prs+bkg, 1sd+wall(LR),
1sd+wall(RL), corner, corridor, and prs+bkg
are used. There are separate files in both Matlab
(.mat) and plain text (.txt) formats containing the file name from the
original data set, a 0/1 flag indicating indoor/outdoor, and a
numerical stage value.
The image labeling provided here has been used in a paper entitled,
“Evaluating Combinational Illumination-Estimation Methods on Real-World
Images,” by Bing Li, Weihua
Xiong, Weiming Hu, Brian Funt.
This paper is still under review (as of May 2012) and is not yet
publically available. If you use the label sets we provide here, please
contact one of the authors for information on how to cite the database.
E-mail addresses are: bli@nlpr.ia.ac.cn,
wallace.xiong@gmail.com, and funt@sfu.ca.
- Metamer
Mismatching Hue Circle Transition Wavelengths
Full precision
data for Table II of “Logvinenko, A.D., Funt,
B., and Godau, C., "Metamer
Mismatching," IEEE Trans. on Image Processing, Vol. 23, No.
1, pp. 34-43, Jan. 2014” is available here.
The data files consist of 20 rows of the 5 transition wavelengths
defining a reflectance spectrum. Note that transitions T1, ..., T5 are
given in order. In some rows the wavelengths are increasing, some
decreasing. For the increasing case, the reflectance is zero for all
wavelengths less than T1, one from T1 to T2, zero from T2 to T3, and so
on. For the decreasing case, the reflectance is zero for all
wavelengths greater than T1, one from T1 down to T2, zero from T2 down
to T3, and so forth.
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