--- pretty_name: SemTPCH license: other tags: - multimodal - benchmark - semantic-query - vision - audio - video --- # SemTPCH The **data archive** for **SemTPCH**, a multimodal semantic-query benchmark of 22 analytical queries over four datasets (e-commerce, face, video, audio). Each query mixes traditional relational operators with **semantic operators** (semantic filter / classify / map / join / cluster / rank / aggregate) that require perception (vision, audio, or text understanding). This repository ships **only the curated benchmark data** (media files + tables). Query definitions, the Palimpzest and Claude-Code runners, and the scorer live in the **code repository** ([SemTPCH](https://github.com/curtis-sun/SemTPCH)). ## Quick start ```bash # from the root of the SemTPCH code repository tar --zstd -xf semtpch-data.tar.zst ``` This reconstructs `build/{ecommerce,face,ava,vggsound}/`, which is exactly where the runners and scorer read from: ``` build/ ├── ecommerce/ { media/, visible.csv, full.csv } ├── face/ { media/, visible.csv, full.csv } ├── ava/ { media/, visible.csv, full.csv, action_list.csv } └── vggsound/ { media/, visible.csv, full.csv, modalities/keyframes/ } ``` ## What's in each table - **`visible.csv`** — the input rows the system sees (500 rows per dataset). Contains the visible columns plus the media path. - **`full.csv`** — same rows plus the **hidden perception columns** (e.g. `gender`, `masterCategory`, `articleType`, `hair_color`, `baseColour`, `action_ids`, `label`). Hidden from the system; used only to build gold answers and score. - Numeric/order columns (`list_price`, `discount`, `return_flag`, `order_date`, …) are **synthetic**, generated in the style of TPC-H. ## Media | Dataset | Media | Source | |---|---|---| | ecommerce | 500 product images | Myntra Fashion Dataset | | face | 500 face images | CelebA | | ava | ~1000 video clips, **10 s** each, cut around the AVA middle-frame timestamp | AVA v2.2 | | vggsound | ~500 audio/video clips, 10 s each, + **150 keyframes** under `modalities/keyframes/` | VGGSound (YouTube) | For VGGSound, `visible.csv` has a `keyframe_paths` column pointing into `modalities/keyframes/`; the reference pipeline dispatches each row as **caption → keyframe → video** (keyframes are preferred when available to save cost). ## File integrity | File | Size | SHA-256 | |---|---|---| | `semtpch-data.tar.zst` | 1.31 GiB (1,310,566,400 bytes) | `8b81012a47c811e5ae21c359598bda981fdeea4c0a67d74b0830ab77e5d0c309` | Verify after download: ```bash echo "8b81012a47c811e5ae21c359598bda981fdeea4c0a67d74b0830ab77e5d0c309 semtpch-data.tar.zst" | sha256sum -c zstd -t semtpch-data.tar.zst # integrity check ``` The archive contains **2,661 files**. It does **not** contain: the original (full) source datasets, raw/intermediate videos, sample manifests, download scripts, backups, or any logs — only the curated subset above. ## Licensing & intended use The media in this archive is **derived from** four third-party datasets. Each imposes its own (research / non-commercial) license, and **redistribution of the original source datasets is not permitted** by their terms. This archive is a small, curated benchmark subset provided solely so that published results on SemTPCH can be reproduced. | Source | License / terms | |---|---| | CelebA | Non-commercial research use only | | Myntra Fashion Dataset | Kaggle Terms of Service (research/personal use) | | AVA v2.2 | Research use (see the AVA dataset license) | | VGGSound | Metadata under CC-BY-4.0; audio originates from YouTube and is **not owned** by the VGGSound authors | **By downloading you agree to use this data solely for non-commercial academic research and to respect each source dataset's license.** No rights to the underlying media are granted or implied beyond what the original sources allow. ## Provenance notes - **AVA clips** are 10-second segments aligned to AVA's middle-frame timestamp; multiple person/action annotations at the same `(video_id, timestamp)` are aggregated into a single `action_ids` set. - **VGGSound** clips were fetched from YouTube via `yt-dlp` and trimmed to 10 s; keyframes were extracted for the perception dispatch above. YouTube availability of the original clips is not guaranteed. - The synthetic relational columns are generated in the TPC-H tradition and carry no third-party restrictions.