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Fix README metadata and formatting for Hugging Face

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  annotations_creators:
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  - human
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  task_categories:
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  - image-segmentation
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  task_ids:
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- - multi-class-segmentation
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- This dataset contains user interface (UI) images along with associated prompts and segmentation outputs...
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  # VisionReasoner UI Dataset
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  This dataset contains user interface (UI) images along with associated annotation prompts and solutions for fine-tuning the VisionReasoner model.
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  ## Structure
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- - `images/`: Folder containing UI images (.webp).
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- - `visionreasoner_dataset.parquet`: A `.parquet` file with metadata like problem descriptions, image paths, and solutions.
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- - `demo.py`: Hugging Face dataset loading script.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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- ## Preview
 
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- Use `datasets.load_dataset("shirve13/Demo", trust_remote_code=True)` to load this dataset.
 
 
 
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  annotations_creators:
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  - human
 
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  task_categories:
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  - image-segmentation
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  task_ids:
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+ - semantic-segmentation
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  # VisionReasoner UI Dataset
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  This dataset contains user interface (UI) images along with associated annotation prompts and solutions for fine-tuning the VisionReasoner model.
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  ## Structure
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+ - `images/`: Folder containing UI images (`.webp` format).
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+ - `visionreasoner_dataset.parquet`: A `.parquet` file with metadata such as:
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+ - Prompt (`problem`)
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+ - Segmentation solution (`solution`)
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+ - Image file reference
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+ - Image height
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+ - `demo.py`: A custom dataset loading script using Hugging Face `datasets` library.
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+ ## Usage
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+ To load and preview the dataset:
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+ ```python
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+ from datasets import load_dataset
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+ dataset = load_dataset("shirve13/Demo", trust_remote_code=True)
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+ print(dataset["train"][0])