metadata
license: other
task_categories:
- image-classification
- zero-shot-image-classification
tags:
- face-recognition
- face-verification
- cross-pose
- cplfw
- imagefolder
pretty_name: CPLFW HF-ready
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
CPLFW HF-ready
This folder packages the local CPLFW (Cross-Pose LFW) aligned images as a Hugging
Face imagefolder dataset with a verification-pairs CSV.
Layout
cplfw/
├── README.md
├── pairs.csv
└── train/
├── images/<shard>/<file>.jpg
└── metadata.csv
metadata.csv columns
file_name: relative image path used byImageFolder, e.g.images/000/AJ_Cook_1.jpg.label: numeric identity label.label_name/identity: identity name.image_num: per-identity image index from the original filename.source_filename: original CPLFW filename.
pairs.csv columns
pairs.csv mirrors pairs_CPLFW.txt (6000 verification pairs; 3000 same-identity
cross-pose positives and 3000 negatives, split into 10 folds of 600 pairs each
following the LFW convention).
pair_id(0..5999),fold_id(1..10),fold_position(0..299).is_same: 1 for positive pairs, 0 for negatives.image_a,image_b: bare filenames as in the upstream pairs file.image_a_path,image_b_path: paths under thetrainsplit.
Local Stats
- Images: 11648
- Unique identities: 3929
- Identities with one image: 21
- Verification pairs: 6000 (3000 positive / 3000 negative)
- Folds: 10 x 600 pairs
Skipped upstream files
These four upstream files have malformed names (typos like _3jpg.jpg, .jip.jpg,
or - instead of _). They are not referenced by any verification pair, so the
benchmark is unaffected.
Landon_Donovan_3jpg.jpgLeni_Bjorklund-2.jpgLeni_Bjorklund-3.jpgMike_Montgomery_3.jip.jpg
Loading
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("imagefolder", data_dir="data/evaluation/huggingface/cplfw")
train = ds["train"]
import pandas as pd
pairs = pd.read_csv("data/evaluation/huggingface/cplfw/pairs.csv")
Notes
CPLFW (Cross-Pose LFW) is described by its authors as a verification benchmark emphasizing pose variation between the two faces in each positive pair. Check the original dataset terms before publishing or redistributing it.