In plain words: A camera above a beer tent checkout filmed food and drink, with every item boxed by hand so a detection system can spot them at the till. It includes more than 2,500 hand-made labels, plus days of footage and trained models to compare against.
Abstract · Oktoberfest Food Dataset
We release a realistic, diverse, and challenging dataset for object detection on images. The data was recorded at a beer tent in Germany and consists of 15 different categories of food and drink items. We created more than 2,500 object annotations by hand for 1,110 images captured by a video camera above the checkout. We further make available the remaining 600GB of (unlabeled) data containing days of footage. Additionally, we provide our trained models as a benchmark. Possible applications include automated checkout systems which could significantly speed up the process.
Alexander Ziller, Julius Hansjakob, Vitalii Rusinov, Daniel Zügner, Peter Vogel, Stephan Günnemann
arXiv:1912.05007 · cs.CV, cs.LG, stat.ML · submitted Nov 22, 2019
abstract · pdf · html · Dataset publication of Oktoberfest Food Dataset. 4 pages, 6 figures