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- ---
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- license: openrail
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- dataset_info:
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- features:
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- - name: id
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- dtype: string
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- - name: image1
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- dtype: image
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- - name: image2
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- dtype: image
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- splits:
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- - name: train
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- num_bytes: 1741995315
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- num_examples: 408
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- download_size: 1712628607
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- dataset_size: 1741995315
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- configs:
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- - config_name: default
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- data_files:
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- - split: train
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- path: data/train-*
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+ ---
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+ license: openrail
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+ tags:
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+ - computer-vision
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+ - image-classification
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+ - object-detection
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+ - 3d-understanding
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+ - industrial-design
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+ - Robotics
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+ pretty_name: Appliance Knobs
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+ dataset_info:
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+ features:
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+ - name: id
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+ dtype: string
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+ - name: image1
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+ dtype: image
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+ - name: image2
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+ dtype: image
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+ splits:
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+ - name: train
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+ num_bytes: 1741995315
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+ num_examples: 408
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+ download_size: 1712628607
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+ dataset_size: 1741995315
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+ configs:
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+ - config_name: default
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+ data_files:
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+ - split: train
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+ path: data/train-*
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+ language:
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+ - en
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+ size_categories:
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+ - n<1K
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Codatta Appliance Knobs (Dual-View)
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+ ## Dataset Summary
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+ This dataset contains a high-resolution collection of electrical appliance knobs and rotary controls. Each data entry consists of a **paired image set** capturing the same knob from two distinct angles: **Front View** and **Side View**.
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+ Curated by **Codatta**, the dataset is designed to support tasks requiring fine-grained object understanding, 3D shape estimation, and state recognition of rotary controls.
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+ **Key Features:**
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+ * **Dual-View:** Every knob is captured from both the front (`image1`) and the side (`image2`).
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+ * **High Quality:** Images are filtered to ensure they are clear, focused, and free from occlusion.
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+ * **Resolution:** The dataset size (~1.7GB for 408 pairs) indicates high-fidelity imaging suitable for detailed analysis.
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+ ## Supported Tasks
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+ * **Multi-View Object Recognition:** Identifying objects using correlated information from different viewpoints.
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+ * **3D Shape Reconstruction:** Inferring the 3D structure and depth of knobs based on the front and side profiles.
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+ * **Knob State/Angle Estimation:** Training models to read the precise setting or angle of a dial.
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+ * **Generative AI Training:** Serving as high-quality reference data for training LoRAs or ControlNets for specific industrial components.
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+
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+ ## Dataset Structure
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+ ### Data Fields
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+ The dataset features are structured as follows:
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+ * **`id`** (string): Unique identifier for the knob/appliance sample.
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+ * **`image1`** (image): **Front View**. A direct frontal shot of the knob, showing the face, markings, and position indicators clearly.
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+ * **`image2`** (image): **Side View**. A profile or oblique angle shot of the same knob to showcase its height, depth, material texture, and grip patterns.
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+ ### Data Preview
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+ *(The Hugging Face viewer will automatically render the images below)*
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+
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+ ## Quality Standards
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+ * **Clear & Unoccluded:** All images have been manually verified to ensure the knob is the primary focus, without obstruction by hands, wires, or other objects.
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+ * **Lighting:** Consistent lighting was used to highlight the texture and markings of the controls.
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+ ## Usage Example
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+ Since this dataset contains paired images, you can load and visualize them side-by-side using Python:
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+ ```python
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+ from datasets import load_dataset
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+ import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
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+ # Load the dataset
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+ ds = load_dataset("Codatta/appliance-knobs-dual-view", split="train")
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+ # Get a sample
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+ sample = ds[0]
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+ # Visualize Front vs Side view
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+ fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(10, 5))
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+ axes[0].imshow(sample['image1'])
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+ axes[0].set_title("Front View (Image 1)")
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+ axes[0].axis('off')
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+ axes[1].imshow(sample['image2'])
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+ axes[1].set_title("Side View (Image 2)")
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+ axes[1].axis('off')
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+ plt.show()