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Correct split documentation: by_class is an unseen-class split, not a class-balanced one

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  ## Splits
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- Two protocols. Each covers all 4,111 sequences; they are **alternatives, not nested** — say which
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- one you used.
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- | Protocol | Files | Train | Test |
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- | Sequence-level | `splits/train_t-IoU.txt` / `test_t-IoU.txt` | 3,289 | 822 |
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- | Class-balanced | `splits/train_t-IoU_by_class.txt` / `test_t-IoU_by_class.txt` | 3,301 | 810 |
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- Both are also columns (`split_tiou`, `split_by_class`) in `metadata.csv`.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ## Categories
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  ## Splits
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+ Two protocols, each covering all 4,111 sequences. They answer different questions — **report which
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+ one you used.**
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+ ### 1. Standard split — use this one by default
 
 
 
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+ `splits/train_t-IoU.txt` (3,289) / `splits/test_t-IoU.txt` (822) · column `split_tiou`
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+ **This is the split the paper evaluates on**, and the one to use for comparable numbers. Classes
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+ overlap between train and test, so it measures ordinary in-distribution performance.
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+ Coverage is near-total but not exact: test covers 217 of 222 classes and train 221 of 222. The
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+ five classes with no test sequence are `aquatic_animal-urchin`, `human-rider`, `human-skydiver`,
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+ `human-swimmer`, `mammal-pig`; `sport_equipment-ice_hockey` has no train sequence. Most of these
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+ are classes with very few sequences overall (urchin, swimmer and ice_hockey have exactly one).
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+ ### 2. Unseen-class split — for zero-shot / generalization
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+ `splits/train_t-IoU_by_class.txt` (3,301) / `splits/test_t-IoU_by_class.txt` (810) ·
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+ column `split_by_class`
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+ Split **along class boundaries**: 180 classes in train, 42 in test, with **zero overlap**. No test
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+ category is ever seen during training, so this measures generalization to novel object categories
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+ rather than in-distribution accuracy. Numbers from this split are not comparable with the standard
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+ split — they are a harder, different task.
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+ The 42 held-out classes span 14 supercategories (aircraft, aquatic_animal, bird,
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+ clothing_accessory, electronic, food, insect, kitchenware, mammal, personal_care, reptile,
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+ sport_equipment, vehicle, watercraft).
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  ## Categories
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scripts/download.py CHANGED
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  p.add_argument("--out", default="VQS-4K", help="destination directory")
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  p.add_argument("--split", default="all", choices=["train", "test", "all"])
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  p.add_argument("--protocol", default="tiou", choices=["tiou", "by_class"],
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- help="which official split protocol --split refers to")
 
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  p.add_argument("--categories", nargs="+", metavar="NAME",
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  help="limit to these category_id or supercategory values")
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  p.add_argument("--masks-only", action="store_true",
 
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  p.add_argument("--out", default="VQS-4K", help="destination directory")
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  p.add_argument("--split", default="all", choices=["train", "test", "all"])
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  p.add_argument("--protocol", default="tiou", choices=["tiou", "by_class"],
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+ help="tiou = the standard split the paper reports on (default); "
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+ "by_class = the unseen-class split, train and test share no categories")
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  p.add_argument("--categories", nargs="+", metavar="NAME",
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  help="limit to these category_id or supercategory values")
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  p.add_argument("--masks-only", action="store_true",