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+ #polynomial coefficients for the DIRECT mapping function (ocam_model.ss in MATLAB). These are used by cam2world
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+ 5 -5.182068e+02 0.000000e+00 4.106521e-04 4.964961e-07 -1.263977e-10
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+ #polynomial coefficients for the inverse mapping function (ocam_model.invpol in MATLAB). These are used by world2cam
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+ 14 837.987416 583.296200 139.362253 153.600190 88.238626 58.649061 51.895338 27.443561 5.105123 5.512953 22.238375 25.200650 11.715910 1.986661
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+
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+ #center: "row" and "column", starting from 0 (C convention)
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+ 966.412941 1302.979238
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+
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+ #affine parameters "c", "d", "e"
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+ 1.000051 -0.000095 0.000031
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+ #image size: "height" and "width"
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+ 1944 2592
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+ # QuadOcc
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+ QuadOcc is a real-world dataset for 3D semantic occupancy prediction on legged robots, captured using a quadruped equipped with a Panoramic Annular Lens (PAL) camera and LiDAR. This document describes the images, point clouds, voxel labels, and supporting files in the public data package.
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+ ## 1. Dataset Overview
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+
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+ | Property | Description |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | Scale | 10 scenes and approximately 24,000 frames |
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+ | Lighting | Day, dusk, and night |
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+ | Image representations | Raw annular images and unfolded equirectangular panoramas |
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+ | Voxel grid | `64 × 64 × 8` |
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+ | Voxel size | `0.4 m × 0.4 m × 0.4 m` |
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+ | Grid axes | X forward, Y left, Z up |
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+ | Default spatial bounds | X and Y: `[-12.8, 12.8] m`; Z: `[-2.0, 1.2] m` |
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+ | Six semantic categories | Vehicle, pedestrian, road, building, vegetation, terrain |
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+
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+ The spatial bounds above follow the defaults in [Appendix Section 9.7](https://arxiv.org/html/2511.03571v2#S9.SS7). Check the accompanying data configuration when loading a specific release.
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+
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+ ## 2. Directory Structure
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+
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+ ```text
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+ QuadOcc/
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+ ├── sequences/
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+ │ ├── 2024-06-20-20-46-59/
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+ │ │ ├── images_raw/
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+ │ │ ├── images_unfold/
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+ │ │ ├── lidar/
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+ │ │ ├── lidar_input/
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+ │ │ ├── unlabel/
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+ │ │ ├── voxel_final/
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+ │ │ ├── PAL_intrinsic_calib_results.txt
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+ │ │ ├── pcd_position.txt
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+ │ │ └── timestamp_relative.txt
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+ │ └── .../
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+ ├── maps_370.npz
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+ ├── PAL_intrinsic_calib_results.txt
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+ └── README.md
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+ ```
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+
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+
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+ ## 3. Root-Level Files
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+
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+ | Name | Description |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `sequences/` | Data directories for individual capture sequences. |
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+ | `maps_370.npz` | Supporting data in NPZ format. Array keys, shapes, and purpose must be determined from the file contents and accompanying loader. |
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+ | `PAL_intrinsic_calib_results.txt` | PAL camera intrinsics stored at the package root. |
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+ | `README.md` | Dataset directory and file documentation. |
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+
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+ ## 4. Per-Sequence Files
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+
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+ All paths below are relative to `sequences/<sequence_id>/`.
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+
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+ ### 4.1 Images
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+
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+ | Directory | Contents |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `images_raw/` | Original annular images captured by the PAL camera. |
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+ | `images_unfold/` | Panoramic images unfolded using the PAL calibration parameters. |
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+
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+ The paper uses the Taylor/OCam camera model to unfold annular images into equirectangular panoramas. See [Appendix Section 9.1](https://arxiv.org/html/2511.03571v2#S9.SS1).
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+ ### 4.2 Point Clouds and Voxels
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+
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+ | Directory | Contents |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `lidar/` | LiDAR scan point clouds. |
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+ | `lidar_input/` | Binary voxel inputs constructed from LiDAR points inside the bounding volume. Stored as `.npy` arrays with shape `(64, 64, 8)`: `1` indicates that a voxel contains points, and `0` indicates that it contains no points. |
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+ | `unlabel/` | Locations occupied in the LiDAR scan representation that have no annotation in the final semantic labels. |
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+ | `voxel_final/` | Final semantic voxel labels with grid shape `(64, 64, 8)`. |
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+ `lidar_input/` represents scan-point occupancy, `voxel_final/` provides semantic supervision, and `unlabel/` identifies unannotated locations. A binary input value of `0` only means that no scan point falls inside the voxel; it does not establish free space. Unannotated locations must not automatically be treated as free space either.
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+ The six semantic category names are `vehicle`, `pedestrian`, `road`, `building`, `vegetation`, and `terrain`. Their listing order does not define numeric label IDs. Use the accompanying label mapping and loading configuration for class IDs, empty-voxel encoding, and ignore values. An example configuration is provided as `quadocc.yaml` in the release.
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+ ### 4.3 Timestamps, Poses, and Camera Intrinsics
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+
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+ | File | Contents |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `timestamp_relative.txt` | Relative timestamps for the sequence. |
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+ | `pcd_position.txt` | Point-cloud poses synchronized with the sequence data. |
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+ | `PAL_intrinsic_calib_results.txt` | PAL camera intrinsics stored within the sequence directory. |
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+ Check image, point-cloud, and label correspondence using timestamps and the loading configuration. Pose column order, rotation representation, transform direction, and selection between root-level and sequence-level calibration files depend on the actual files and accompanying code.
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+ ## 5. Semantic Label Construction
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+ The labels are constructed using panoramic semantic segmentation, image-to-point semantic transfer, multi-frame point-cloud aggregation, and manual corrections.
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+ ## 6. References
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+ - [OneOcc: Semantic Occupancy Prediction for Legged Robots with a Single Panoramic Camera](https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.03571)
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+ - [Appendix: QuadOcc Dataset Construction](https://arxiv.org/html/2511.03571v2#S9)
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+ - [Official OneOcc Repository](https://github.com/MasterHow/OneOcc)
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+ ## 7. Citation
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+ If you use the QuadOcc dataset in your research, please cite OneOcc. Thank you!
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+ ```bibtex
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+ @InProceedings{Shi_2026_CVPR,
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+ author = {Shi, Hao and Wang, Ze and Guo, Shangwei and Duan, Mengfei and Wang, Song and Chen, Teng and Yang, Kailun and Wang, Lin and Wang, Kaiwei},
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+ title = {{OneOcc}: Semantic Occupancy Prediction for Legged Robots with a Single Panoramic Camera},
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+ booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)},
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+ month = {June},
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+ year = {2026},
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+ pages = {14229--14240}
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ # This file is covered by the LICENSE file in the root of this project.
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+ nbr_classes: 7
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+ grid_dims: [64, 8, 64] # (W, H, D)
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+ labels:
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+ 0 : "unlabeled"
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+ 1 : "vehicle"
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+ 2 : "bus"
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+ 3 : "bicycle"
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+ 4 : "person"
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+ 5 : "road"
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+ 6 : "parking"
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+ 7 : "sidewalk"
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+ 8 : "building"
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+ 9 : "fence"
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+ 10: "vegetation"
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+ 11: "trunk"
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+ 12: "terrain"
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+ 13: "pole"
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+ 14: "traffic sign"
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+ color_map: # bgr
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+ 0 : [0, 0, 0]
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+ 1 : [245, 150, 100]
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+ 2 : [250, 80, 100]
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+ 3 : [245, 230, 100]
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+ 4 : [30, 30, 255]
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+ 5 : [255, 0, 255]
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+ 6 : [255, 150, 255]
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+ 7 : [75, 0, 75]
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+ 8 : [0, 200, 255]
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+ 9 : [50, 120, 255]
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+ 10: [0, 175, 0]
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+ 11: [0, 60, 135]
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+ 12: [80, 240, 150]
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+ 13: [150, 240, 255]
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+ 14: [0, 0, 255]
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+ content:
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+ 0: 0.2345460696
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+ 1: 0.0004825479
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+ 2: 0.0097090973
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+ 3: 0.4448292373
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+ 4: 0.0619459724
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+ 5: 0.1258040592
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+ 6: 0.0684332385
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+ learning_map: # consider bus map to car
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+ 0 : 255 # unlabeled, ignored
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+ 1 : 1 # car/vehicle
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+ 2 : 255 # bus, ignored
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+ 3 : 255 # bicycle, ignored
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+ 4 : 2 # person
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+ 5 : 3 # road
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+ 6 : 255 # parking, ignored
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+ 7 : 255 # sidewalk, ignored
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+ 8 : 4 # building
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+ 9 : 255 # fence, ignored
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+ 10: 5 # vegetation
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+ 11: 255 # trunk, ignored
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+ 12: 6 # terrain
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+ 13: 255 # pole, ignored
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+ 14: 255 # traffic sign, ignored
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+ 255: 0
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+ learning_map_inv: # inverse of previous map
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+ 0 : 0
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+ 1 : 1
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+ 2 : 4
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+ 3 : 5
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+ 4 : 8
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+ 5 : 10
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+ 6 : 12
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+ learning_ignore: # ignore classes
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+ 0 : True
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+ 1 : False
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+ 2 : False
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+ 3 : False
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+ 4 : False
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+ 5 : False
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+ 6 : False
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+ 7 : False
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+ 8 : False
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+ 9 : False
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+ 10: False
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+ 11: False
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+ 12: False
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+ 13: False
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+ 14: False
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+ split: # sequence numbers
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+ train:
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+ - 2024-06-20-20-49-54
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+ - 2024-06-20-20-52-21
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-05-40
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-19-23
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-15-21
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-05-05
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-11-28
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+ valid:
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-16-11
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+ - 2024-06-20-21-08-40
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+ - 2024-06-20-20-46-59
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+ test:
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+ - NA