--- license: cc-by-nc-nd-4.0 --- # π Dataset Card for **SmartHome-Bench** [Hugging Face Paper Page](https://huggingface.co/papers/2506.12992) ## π Dataset Summary **SmartHome-Bench** is a comprehensive benchmark for **video anomaly detection and reasoning** in smart-home environments. The dataset contains **1,203 smart-home video clips** spanning **seven scene categories**, among which **1,023 videos are open-sourced** and can be downloaded via the provided video URL list. Each video is accompanied by **human-annotated descriptions**, **reasoning chains**, and **anomaly labels** (`normal`, `abnormal`, `vague abnormal`). **SmartHome-Bench** bridges the gap between **Multimodal Large Language Model (MLLM) understanding** and **LLM-based reasoning**, covering everyday household contexts such as **pet activity**, **senior care**, **baby care**, and **security monitoring**. All **1,023** videos were collected from **public platforms (e.g., YouTube)** and carefully curated to ensure they represent authentic smart-home camera footage. For more details and analyses, please refer to our π [CVPR 2025 Paper](https://openaccess.thecvf.com/content/CVPR2025W/VAND/html/Zhao_SmartHome-Bench_A_Comprehensive_Benchmark_for_Video_Anomaly_Detection_in_Smart_CVPRW_2025_paper.html) π» [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/Xinyi-0724/SmartHome-Bench-LLM) --- ## π― Supported Tasks and Applications The **SmartHome-Bench** dataset enables research across several key directions: - **Video Anomaly Detection (VAD):** Detecting and classifying normal versus abnormal events in smart-home videos. - **Multimodal Reasoning:** Generating coherent explanations and causal reasoning chains for detected anomalies. - **Vision-Language Model Evaluation:** Assessing the ability of models to understand and interpret video content within real-world household contexts. - **Instruction-Following Fine-Tuning:** Training LLMs to describe and reason about video observations using structured, instruction-based prompts. --- ## π Languages All annotations in **SmartHome-Bench** are provided in **English**. --- ## πΉ Video Collection 1. Videos were collected from **public resources** such as YouTube, organized under **seven taxonomy categories**. 2. Each category was queried with **specific keywords** to capture diverse normal and abnormal scenarios. - *Example:* `"cat play home cam"` for normal pet activities, `"pet vomit home cam"` for abnormal events. 3. All collected videos were **screened manually** to ensure they were recorded from **smart-home cameras** only. ---
Fig. 1 β Video category distribution.