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Hi,
When I look at the test code for oxford5k, it seems that the query images are in the database also. When images for respectively the database and the query are found:
cfg = configdataset(dataset, os.path.join(get_data_root(), 'test'))
images = [cfg['im_fname'](cfg,i) for i in range(cfg['n'])]
qimages = [cfg['qim_fname'](cfg,i) for i in range(cfg['nq'])]
When I run
for im in qimages:
if im in images:
print(im)
it seems that all the images are also available in the database. As far as I understand, they are not suppose to be both places? It is probably me who am missing something, so a clarification on this would be appreciated. Thank you!
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Full size test images indeed are in the database, but at query time they are cropped before search, so the cropped versions are not exactly in the database. That is how the authors of the original Oxford Buildings dataset paper designed it.
Even so, we do recognize that this is a problem, so we proposed Revisited Oxford and Paris datasets (R-Oxford and R-Paris), in which query images are not part of the database. There are also additional improvements of the datasets, do read the paper for the details.
To use these revisited datasets in this toolbox, use 'roxford5k' and 'rparis6k'.
Hi,
When I look at the test code for oxford5k, it seems that the query images are in the database also. When images for respectively the database and the query are found:
When I run
it seems that all the images are also available in the database. As far as I understand, they are not suppose to be both places? It is probably me who am missing something, so a clarification on this would be appreciated. Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: