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### CLEVRER
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CLEVRER has QA pairs for each 5000 training
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{'video_filename': int, 'scene_index': str (same as filename), 'questions': list [{'question_type': , 'question_subtype': , 'question_text': , 'answer_text': , 'program'(question attributes): }]}
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We select 'descriptive' type, 'count' subtype questions, they are object counting.
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CLEVRER contains both positive questions and negative (non-exist) questions, so no need to construct negative samples.
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some questions are 'event' specific, counting moving/stationary objects when a certain event happens. i.e., 'How many objects are stationary when the yellow object enters the scene?'
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### VisualGenome
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We generate some negative questions for non-exist objects in the image. We use the version 1 image sets. Download from: https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~ranjay/visualgenome/api.html
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VisualGenome has 100K+ images. And for the objects in the image, there are attributes, We only focus on the color attributes.
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In the original qa dataset, VG has Object Counting questions, we also include them here, with the 'orig_qa'=='Yes'. For those negative questions we generated, 'orig_qa' =='No'.
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```json
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{'img_id': str, 'orig_qa': Yes/No, 'question_text': 'How many <attribute> <object in plural form> are there? ', 'answer_text': Numbers. or None. }
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### CLEVRER
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CLEVRER has QA pairs for each 5000 training videos.
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```json
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{'video_filename': int, 'scene_index': str (same as filename), 'questions': list [{'question_type': , 'question_subtype': , 'question_text': , 'answer_text': , 'program'(question attributes): }]}
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We select 'descriptive' type, 'count' subtype questions, they are object counting.
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CLEVRER contains both positive questions and negative (non-exist) questions, so no need to construct negative samples.
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some questions are 'event' specific, counting moving/stationary objects when a certain event happens. i.e., 'How many objects are stationary when the yellow object enters the scene?'
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downloading videos from: http://clevrer.csail.mit.edu/
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### VisualGenome
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We generate some negative questions for non-exist objects in the image. We use the version 1 image sets. Download from: https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~ranjay/visualgenome/api.html
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VisualGenome has 100K+ images. And for the objects in the image, there are attributes, We only focus on the color attributes.
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There are in total 11K+ possible objects. for each image, I add 3 non-exist objects and 1 non-exist attribute for existing objects as negative samples.
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In the original qa dataset, VG has Object Counting questions, we also include them here, with the 'orig_qa'=='Yes'. For those negative questions we generated, 'orig_qa' =='No'.
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```json
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{'img_id': str, 'orig_qa': Yes/No, 'question_text': 'How many <attribute> <object in plural form> are there? ', 'answer_text': Numbers. or None. }
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