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This bundle contains metadata and description embeddings. Model files can be obtained through the download locations stored in the asset records.
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## Contents
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## Use with ObjectAtlas
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Place this bundle under the ObjectAtlas code directory as `artifacts/`, keeping the layout above. Install the dependencies listed in the code project's `requirements.txt`, then run from that project directory:
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python scripts/search.py --text "a wooden dining chair" --top-k 10
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If the data is stored elsewhere, use `--data` to specify the directory containing `data/`. Search results contain the asset record, similarity score, and best matching caption. The code project's README describes all search parameters.
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The first text query may download the encoder. After it is cached, `--local-files-only` enables offline queries.
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## Asset metadata
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The `assets`
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| `source_dataset` | Original asset dataset, such as `objaverse`, `objaverse_xl`, or `abo` |
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| `original_id` | Original model ID, stored as a string with leading zeros and case preserved |
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| `captions` | Descriptions grouped under `cap3d`, `marvel_40m_plus`, and `trellis_500k`; each item contains `text` and the original `field` |
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`captions` and `download_urls` are stored as JSON text in SQLite. Missing caption sources use empty lists.
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Assets are matched by their confirmed original dataset and model identity. Similar captions, names, or categories do not establish asset identity. A single asset can have multiple description vectors
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## Vector format
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| Raw format | Headerless, row-major, little-endian float32 (`<f4`) |
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| Similarity | Cosine similarity |
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The SQLite
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## Optional extra data
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## Sources and licenses
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This bundle contains metadata and description embeddings. Model files can be obtained through the download locations stored in the asset records.
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Code and usage examples: [ObjectAtlas on GitHub](https://github.com/embosys/ObjectAtlas).
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## Contents
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## Asset metadata
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The `assets` tables in `data/index.sqlite` and `extra/extra.sqlite` share five fields:
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| `source_dataset` | Original asset dataset, such as `objaverse`, `objaverse_xl`, or `abo` |
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| `original_id` | Original model ID, stored as a string with leading zeros and case preserved |
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| `captions` | Descriptions grouped under `cap3d`, `marvel_40m_plus`, and `trellis_500k`; each item contains `text` and the original `field` |
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| `download_urls` | Available asset file locations; an empty list for extra assets awaiting local installation |
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`captions` and `download_urls` are stored as JSON text in SQLite. Missing caption sources use empty lists.
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Assets are matched by their confirmed original dataset and model identity. Similar captions, names, or categories do not establish asset identity. A single asset can have multiple description vectors.
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## Vector format
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| Raw format | Headerless, row-major, little-endian float32 (`<f4`) |
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| Similarity | Cosine similarity |
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The SQLite `captions` table links vector IDs to assets and their descriptions. The `vector_segments` table records each raw vector segment's path, first ID, and row count. The main FAISS index uses the same caption vector IDs.
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## Extra collection
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The extra collection contains Toys4k, OmniObject3D, and selected ShapeNet categories whose models are distributed in archives. It includes original asset metadata, official archive manifests, and precomputed description vectors. Model archives and extracted model files are not included in this bundle.
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## Sources and licenses
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