Scene descriptions - Precision

#1

I’ve noticed / used something nice in the dataset, which is the scene description which can help filter night and rainy scenes.
However, here are 6 scene tokens where the word “rain” or “rainy” should probably have been used and aren’t.

491322eec05043c9907c59aa35b046ea
5560a973257e407b8d5bf9fb92b1e0f3
64ca274b5f69458bb5d21e0e2e071902
e1e664292aa144bc8d0d5d6441df084c
e3094e1174654d119b55cce4df145e02
e5a3df5fe95149b5b974af1d14277ea7

This is more of a FYI than a real issue since I don’t think the dataset “About” page promised that this information would be there all the time.

#2

Thanks a lot. We don’t plan to update these files in the near future, but if we roll out an update we’ll make sure to include these.

#3

It would be great if we have a formal way to identify the weather and time in the scene like: “night” “day”, “sunny” “cloudy” and “rainy”.

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#4

@DKandrew For night and rain the official way is to check 'rain' in scene['description'].lower(). Unfortunately we don’t have tags for sunny or cloudy.