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---
license: cc-by-nc-4.0
language:
- en
pretty_name: BOCCHI Motion-Blur Detection
size_categories:
- 1K<n<10K
task_categories:
- image-segmentation
tags:
- motion-blur
- local-blur-detection
- DCT
- HiFST
- MSDCT-UNet
- accv2026
---
# BOCCHI Motion-Blur Detection
Companion dataset for the ACCV 2026 submission
*"MSDCT-UNet: Multi-Scale DCT U-Net for Local Motion Blur Detection"*.
This repo ships **both raw image+mask pairs and pre-computed PKL feature
caches**, so you can either train from scratch or skip preprocessing
entirely.
**Code release:** <https://huggingface.co/aianonymous12/msdct-unet>
(pretrained weights for the same architecture).
---
## Repository layout
```
aianonymous12/BOCCHI/
├── README.md
├── BOCCHI_dataset/ ← OUR dataset (BOCCHI, CC BY-NC 4.0)
│ ├── img/ 0001.jpg ... 0633.jpg # 633 RGB images
│ ├── mask/ 0001.png ... 0633.png # 633 binary masks (0 = sharp, 255 = blur)
│ └── all_data.pkl # pre-built feature cache (8.4 GB)
├── Inference_dataset/merged/ ← Cross-eval set (mixed sources)
│ ├── img_all/ 422 jpg # 164 BOCCHI-protocol + 162 ReLoBlur test
│ ├── mask_all/ 422 png # + 96 BlurDataset held-out
│ └── all_data.pkl # pre-built (5.6 GB)
├── ReLoBlur_dataset/train/
│ └── all_data.pkl # pre-built only (16 GB) — third-party
└── BlurDataset/
└── all_data.pkl # pre-built only (2.7 GB) — third-party
```
| Subset | Samples | Raw size | PKL size |
|-----------------------|--------:|---------:|---------:|
| BOCCHI (BOCCHI_dataset) | 633 | 109 MB | 8.4 GB |
| Inference (merged) | 422 | 97 MB | 5.6 GB |
| ReLoBlur (train) | 1200 | — | 16 GB |
| BlurDataset | 200 | — | 2.7 GB |
> Raw img+mask for BOCCHI and Inference are bundled (CC BY-NC 4.0).
> ReLoBlur and BlurDataset raw data are **not** included (third-party
> licenses); only the derived PKL features are redistributed.
---
## Quick start
```bash
pip install huggingface_hub
# Minimum: BOCCHI + Inference PKLs (14 GB) — reproduces Table 2 BOCCHI + Table 3
huggingface-cli download aianonymous12/BOCCHI --repo-type dataset \
BOCCHI_dataset/all_data.pkl \
Inference_dataset/merged/all_data.pkl \
--local-dir data
# Raw img+mask only (205 MB, no PKLs) — for building your own features
huggingface-cli download aianonymous12/BOCCHI --repo-type dataset \
--include "BOCCHI_dataset/img/*" "BOCCHI_dataset/mask/*" \
"Inference_dataset/merged/img_all/*" "Inference_dataset/merged/mask_all/*" \
--local-dir data
# Everything (~33 GB)
huggingface-cli download aianonymous12/BOCCHI --repo-type dataset --local-dir data
```
Then follow §4 of the code release README to reproduce paper Tables 2 / 3.
---
## PKL internal schema
```python
{
"<stem>": {
"img": np.ndarray (H, W, 3) uint8, # RGB
"msk": np.ndarray (H, W) uint8 {0,255}, # 0 = sharp, 255 = blur
"DCT_coef": np.ndarray (Wgrid, Hgrid, 57) float32, # HiFST DCT features
},
"settings": {"mode": "rotate"/"pad", "size": (720, 1080),
"num_scales": 4, "scale_start": 2, ...}
}
```
The 57-channel layout is the legacy `(Wgrid, Hgrid, 57)` format; the loader
in the code release (`utils/dataset.py`) auto-detects this and permutes to
`(57, Hgrid, Wgrid)` PyTorch convention at `__getitem__` time.
---
## License
- **BOCCHI** (`BOCCHI_dataset/img/`, `BOCCHI_dataset/mask/`, `BOCCHI_dataset/all_data.pkl`)
and the **BOCCHI-protocol portion of the Inference set**: CC BY-NC 4.0
(our own data, free for non-commercial research use with attribution).
- **ReLoBlur** PKL: derivative of Li et al., AAAI 2023. Redistributed
here under the original authors' terms for review purposes. Please cite
the original ReLoBlur paper if you use it.
- **BlurDataset** PKL: derivative of the CUHK blur-detection benchmark.
Same conditions as above.
The reviewer / reproducer must comply with each source dataset's license
when using the corresponding subset.
---
## Citation
```bibtex
@inproceedings{anon2026msdctunet,
title = {MSDCT-UNet: Multi-Scale DCT U-Net for Local Motion Blur Detection},
author = {Anonymous},
booktitle = {ACCV},
year = {2026}
}
```
## Note
Hosted on an anonymous reviewer account for the ACCV 2026 double-blind
review. Author identities will be revealed at camera-ready.