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 ## Object and Scenes
 
 The dataset includes 50 objects categorised into three groups based on their complexity, material composition, and shape:
-- `single-convex/`(27 scenes): Objects with convex geometries, each composed of a single refractive material, such as transparent cubes, balls, and pyramids.
-- `single-non-convex/`(60 scenes): Objects with non-convex geometries, each composed of a single refractive material, such as animal sculptures, glass jars, light bulbs, candle holders, and magnifiers.
-- `multiple-non-convex/`(63 scenes): Objects with non-convex geometries, each composed of multiple refractive materials or a combination of refractive and opaque materials, such as reed diffusers, a glass of wine, and flasks filled with chemical liquid.
+- `single-convex`(27 scenes): Objects with convex geometries, each composed of a single refractive material, such as transparent cubes, balls, and pyramids.
+- `single-non-convex`(60 scenes): Objects with non-convex geometries, each composed of a single refractive material, such as animal sculptures, glass jars, light bulbs, candle holders, and magnifiers.
+- `multiple-non-convex`(63 scenes): Objects with non-convex geometries, each composed of multiple refractive materials or a combination of refractive and opaque materials, such as reed diffusers, a glass of wine, and flasks filled with chemical liquid.
 
 Each object is placed in three distinct scenes:
-- `textured_cube_scene/`: Objects placed within a bounded textured cube environment.
-- `textured_sphere_scene/`: Objects placed within a bounded textured sphere environment.
-- `environment_map_scene/`: Objects placed in an unbounded environment map background.
+- `textured_cube_scene`: Objects placed within a bounded textured cube environment.
+- `textured_sphere_scene`: Objects placed within a bounded textured sphere environment.
+- `environment_map_scene`: Objects placed in an unbounded environment map background.
 
 ## Citation  
 *(Coming soon...)*