Object-Centric Dataset Resources for Constrained-Data Image Generation and Augmentation

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.21113v1
• Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2026 05:32:30 GMT
• Title: Object-Centric Dataset Resources for Constrained-Data Image Generation and Augmentation
• Abstract summary: We present a shareable collection of three object-centric dataset resources: Cityscapes-Pedestrian, TrafficSigns, and COCO PottedPlant.<n>The collection standardizes 256-by-256 object-centric crops and bounding-box annotations across three regimes.<n>The collection supports label and split inspection, subset creation, reconstruction from upstream data, and evaluation of object-centric image generation or synthetic-data augmentation methods on shared records.
• Score: 43.338311770275745
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Object-centric image generation is important in settings with few labeled examples, including pedestrian analysis in smart-city scenes, traffic-sign inspection, and domain-specific object detection. Synthetic images are most useful for training and evaluation when datasets preserve object structure, bounding boxes, visual diversity, and realistic context. Existing image datasets usually target classification, detection, or scene understanding rather than controlled object-centric generation and augmentation with limited class-specific data. We present a shareable collection of three object-centric dataset resources: Cityscapes-Pedestrian, TrafficSigns, and COCO PottedPlant. The collection standardizes 256-by-256 object-centric crops and bounding-box annotations across three regimes: dense pedestrian scenes with privacy blur and occlusion, cleaner high-contrast traffic signs, and context-diverse potted-plant scenes. The release contains 3,009 TrafficSigns samples, 2,156 Cityscapes-Pedestrian manifest records, and 7,679 COCO PottedPlant manifest records. The larger COCO-derived manifest preserves contextual and multi-instance diversity, while equal-size subsets can be drawn with a fixed random seed for controlled comparisons. The release provides direct TrafficSigns data where redistribution is permitted, together with scripts, manifests, box-level annotation tables, checksums, and reconstruction documentation for the Cityscapes- and COCO-derived subsets. It is available through the Latzi/object-centric-low-data-datasets GitHub repository and Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20573001. The collection supports label and split inspection, subset creation, reconstruction from upstream data, and evaluation of object-centric image generation or synthetic-data augmentation methods on shared records.

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