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license: other
language:
- en
pretty_name: Event-Guided Video Depth Estimation Workshop Dataset
tags:
- computer-vision
- depth-estimation
- event-camera
- video
- low-light
task_categories:
- depth-estimation
source_datasets:
- DVD sde_in_release
- DVD sde_out_release
---
# Event-Guided Video Depth Estimation Workshop Dataset
This dataset is a mirrored and aligned workshop-ready version of the DVD event-guided video depth estimation data.
It packages each scene into a canonical folder tree that aligns:
- low-light RGB frames
- per-frame event slices
- a scene-level `lowlight_event.npz`
- the matched depth ground truth copied from `inference_results/*/normal/depth.npz`
The dataset is designed for direct upload to Hugging Face as a dataset repository.
The official competition split is scene-level and uses a 6:2:2 train/val/test ratio by video count. The split is encoded directly in the top-level `train/`, `val/`, and `test/` folders.
## Dataset Goals
This dataset is intended for event-guided video depth estimation in low-light conditions.
The expected input is:
- low-light event data
- low-light RGB images
The expected output is:
- aligned depth supervision for the corresponding scene
## Directory Layout
The canonical structure is:
```text
workshop_data/
train/
<scene_name>/
low/
normal/
val/
<scene_name>/
low/
normal/
test/
<scene_name>/
low/
normal/
```
Each scene directory contains a `manifest.json` with the release and split metadata.
Each scene contains:
```text
scene_name/
low/
<timestamp>.png
<timestamp>.npz
lowlight_event.npz
normal/
<timestamp>.png
depth.npz
manifest.json
```
## File Semantics
### Low-light RGB frames
The PNG files under `low/` are the low-light image sequence used as model input.
### Event slices
Each per-frame `.npz` file in `low/` stores a slice of the event stream. The slices are timestamp-aligned and may overlap with neighboring slices in the raw source data. During materialization, the overlap is trimmed at timestamp boundaries so that adjacent slices do not double-count the same events.
`lowlight_event.npz` stores the concatenated trimmed event stream for the scene.
### Depth ground truth
`normal/depth.npz` is copied from the corresponding inference result directory:
`inference_results/<release>_png_depth/<scene>/normal/depth.npz`
This file is used as the aligned depth target for evaluation and training.
## Data Preparation
The repository includes a preprocessing script:
```bash
python utils/process_workshop_data.py
```
By default it reads from:
- `data/sde_in_release`
- `data/sde_out_release`
- `inference_results`
and materializes the final dataset under:
- `../workshop_data`
## Intended Use
This dataset is meant for research on event-guided video depth estimation under low-light conditions.
Recommended usage:
- feed low-light RGB sequences together with event information as input
- use the copied `normal/depth.npz` as supervision or evaluation ground truth
- keep the scene-level temporal alignment intact when training or evaluating temporal models
## Notes
- The dataset tree is already aligned for scene-level consumption.
- The raw source event slices contain overlap; use the trimmed workshop copy instead of the raw source tree.
- The competition split is by scene/video count, not by frame count.
- The folder name itself is the split assignment; no separate top-level split manifest is required.
## Competition Draft
See [COMPETITION.md](COMPETITION.md) for a Codabench-style challenge description draft that follows the same page-tab structure as the reference competition.
## Citation
If you use this dataset, please cite the original DVD project and mention that you are using the workshop-aligned export.
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