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# OmniFall: A Unified Benchmark for Staged-to-Wild Fall Detection
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[](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)
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This repository contains the annotation and split definitions for OmniFall, a comprehensive benchmark that unifies eight public indoor fall datasets under a consistent ten-class annotation scheme, complemented by the OOPS-Fall benchmark of genuine accidents captured in the wild.
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**Paper:** [OmniFall: A Unified Staged-to-Wild Benchmark for Human Fall Detection]()
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## Overview
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Falls are the leading cause of fatal injuries among older adults worldwide. While the mechanical event of falling lasts only a fraction of a second, the critical health risk often comes from the ensuing "fallen" state—when a person remains on the ground, potentially injured and unable to call for help.
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OmniFall addresses three critical limitations in current fall detection research:
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1. **Unified Taxonomy:** Rather than binary fall/no-fall classification, we provide a consistent ten-class scheme across datasets that distinguishes transient actions (fall, sit down, lie down, stand up) from their static outcomes (fallen, sitting, lying, standing).
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2. **Combined Benchmark:** We unify eight public datasets (14+ hours of video, 112 subjects, 31 camera views) into a single benchmark with standardized train/val/test splits.
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3. **In-the-Wild Evaluation:** We include OOPS-Fall, curated from genuine accident videos of the OOPS dataset to test generalization to real-world conditions.
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## Datasets
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This benchmark includes annotations for the following datasets:
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1. **CMDFall** (7h 7m) - Multi-subject, multi-view dataset
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2. **UP Fall** (4h 35m) - Multiple subjects with varied camera views
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3. **Le2i** (47m) - Multiple room settings
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4. **GMDCSA24** (21m) - Varied lighting conditions
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5. **CAUCAFall** (16m) - Includes day/night recordings
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6. **OCCU** (14m) - Depth camera recordings
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7. **EDF** (13m) - Depth camera recordings
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8. **MCFD** (12m) - Single subject, eight camera views
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9. **OOPS-Fall** - Curated subset of genuine accidents from the OOPS dataset
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## Structure
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The repository is organized as follows:
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- `labels/` - CSV files containing frame-level annotations for each dataset as well as label2id.csv
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- `splits/` - Train/validation/test splits for cross-subject (CS) and cross-view (CV) evaluation
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- `splits/cs/` - Cross-subject splits, where training, validation, and test sets contain different subjects
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- `splits/cv/` - Cross-view splits, where training, validation, and test sets contain different camera views
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- `dataset.yaml` - Hugging Face datasets configuration with multiple evaluation protocols
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### Label Format
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Each label file in the `labels/` directory follows this format:
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```
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path,label,start,end,subject,cam
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path/to/clip,class_id,start_time,end_time,subject_id,camera_id
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```
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Where:
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- `path`: Relative path to the video, given the respective dataset root.
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- `label`: Class ID (0-9) corresponding to one of the ten activity classes:
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- 0: walk
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- 1: fall
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- 2: fallen
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- 3: sit_down
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- 4: sitting
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- 5: lie_down
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- 6: lying
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- 7: stand_up
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- 8: standing
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- 9: other
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- `start`: Start time of the segment (in seconds)
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- `end`: End time of the segment (in seconds)
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- `subject`: Subject ID
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- `cam`: Camera view ID
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For OOPS-Fall, only fall segments and non-fall segments are labeled; non-falls are labels as "other", independent of the underlying content, as long as it is not a fall.
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### Split Format
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Split files in the `splits/` directory list the video segments included in each partition:
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```
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path
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path/to/clip
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```
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## Evaluation Protocols
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We provide multiple evaluation configurations via the `dataset.yaml` file:
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### Basic Configurations
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- `default`: Access to all dataset labels
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- `cs`: Cross-subject splits for all datasets
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- `cv`: Cross-view splits for all datasets
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### Individual Dataset Configurations
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- `caucafall`, `cmdfall`, `edf`, `gmdcsa24`, `le2i`, `mcfd`, `occu`, `up_fall`, `OOPS`:
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Access to individual datasets with their respective cross-subject splits
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### Multi-Dataset Evaluation Protocols
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- `cs-staged`: Cross-subject splits combined across all staged datasets
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- `cv-staged`: Cross-view splits combined across all staged datasets
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- `cs-staged-wild`: Train and validate on staged datasets with cross-subject splits, test on OOPS-Fall
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- `cv-staged-wild`: Train and validate on staged datasets with cross-view splits, test on OOPS-Fall
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## Usage
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To use this dataset with the Hugging Face datasets library:
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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# Load the entire dataset with default configuration
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dataset = load_dataset("omnifall")
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# Use cross-subject (CS) evaluation protocol
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cs_dataset = load_dataset("omnifall", "cs")
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print(f"Train: {len(cs_dataset['train'])} samples")
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print(f"Validation: {len(cs_dataset['validation'])} samples")
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print(f"Test: {len(cs_dataset['test'])} samples")
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# Use cross-view (CV) evaluation protocol
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cv_dataset = load_dataset("omnifall", "cv")
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# Use staged-to-wild evaluation protocol (train on staged datasets, test on OOPS)
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staged_to_wild = load_dataset("omnifall", "cs-staged-wild")
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# Use individual dataset
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cmdfall = load_dataset("omnifall", "cmdfall")
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# Access specific fields from the dataset
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for item in dataset["train"][:5]:
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print(f"Path: {item['path']}, Label: {item['label']}")
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```
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## Experiment Examples
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### Cross-Subject Fall Detection
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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import torch
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from torch.utils.data import DataLoader
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# Load the cross-subject evaluation protocol
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dataset = load_dataset("omnifall", "cs-staged")
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# Preprocess and create dataloaders
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def preprocess(examples):
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# Your preprocessing code here
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return examples
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processed_dataset = dataset.map(preprocess, batched=True)
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train_dataloader = DataLoader(processed_dataset["train"], batch_size=32, shuffle=True)
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val_dataloader = DataLoader(processed_dataset["validation"], batch_size=32)
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test_dataloader = DataLoader(processed_dataset["test"], batch_size=32)
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# Train and evaluate your model
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```
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### Staged-to-Wild Generalization
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```python
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from datasets import load_dataset
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# Load the staged-to-wild evaluation protocol
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dataset = load_dataset("omnifall", "cs-staged-wild")
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# Train on staged data
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train_data = dataset["train"]
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val_data = dataset["validation"]
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# Evaluate on wild data
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wild_test_data = dataset["test"]
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```
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## Citation
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If you use OmniFall in your research, please cite our paper:
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```bibtex
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@inproceedings{omnifall2025,
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title={OmniFall: A Unified Staged-to-Wild Benchmark for Human Fall Detection},
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author={},
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booktitle={},
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year={2025},
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}
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```
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## License
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The annotations and split definitions in this repository are released under [Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/).
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The original video data belongs to their respective owners and should be obtained from the original sources.
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## Contact
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For questions about the dataset, please contact [david.schneider@kit.edu].
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