dmlc/gluon-cv

Can I know what is the size of the Kinetics 400 dataset used to reproduce the result in this repo?

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#1,578 opened on Dec 31, 2020

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There are many links in Kinetics that have expired. As as result, everyone might not be using the same Kinetics dataset. As a reference, the statistics of the Kinetics dataset used in PySlowFast can be found here, https://github.com/facebookresearch/video-nonlocal-net/blob/master/DATASET.md. However, I cannot seem to find similar information for gluoncv. Will you guys be sharing the statistics and the dataset used? I need the complete dataset to reproduce the result.

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The issue asks for the statistics of the Kinetics 400 dataset used in gluon cv to reproduce results. First, check the repository's dataset documentation in the 'gluon cv' repo, possibly in a 'DATASET.md' file or similar. If not present, review the link provided in the issue (https://github.com/facebookresearch/video nonlocal net/blob/master/DATASET.md) as a reference and create a similar documentation page. Also, look at the repository's scripts for downloading or processing Kinetics to infer the dataset composition. If the assignee has made progress, check for any related commits or comments.