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37. Dongguk Mobile
Finger-Wrinkle Database (DMFW-DB1) and CNN models with Algorithms
36. Dongguk low-resolution
drone camera dataset & CNN models
35. Dongguk CNN Model for
CBMIR
34. Dongguk Person ReID CNN
Models (DPRID-CNN)
33. Dongguk DenseNet-based
Finger-vein Recognition Model (DDFRM) with algorithms
32. Dongguk OR-Skip-Net Model
for Image Segmentation with Algorithm and Black Skin People (BSP) Label
Information
31. Dongguk Banknote Type and
Fitness Database (DF-DB3) & CNN Model with algorithms
30. Dongguk RetinaNet for
Detecting Road Marking Objects with Algorithms and Annotated Files for Open
Databases
29. Dongguk CNN Model for NIR
Ocular Recognition (DC4NO) with algorithm
28. Dongguk Face Presentation
Attack Detection Algorithms by Spatial and Temporal Information (DFPAD-STI)
27. Dongguk Dual Camera-based
Driver Database (DDCD-DB1) and Trained Faster R-CNN Model with Algorithm
26. Dongguk FRED-Net with Algorithm
25. Dongguk Face and Body
Database (DFB-DB1) with CNN models and algorithms
24. Dongguk Night-Time Face
Detection database (DNFD-DB1) and algorithm including CNN model
23. Dongguk Iris Spoof
Detection CNN Model version 2 (DFSD-CNN-2) with Algorithm
22. Dongguk Fitness Database (DF-DB2) & CNN Model
21. Dongguk-body-movement-based human identification
database version 2
(DBMHI-DB2) & CNN Model
20. Dongguk Multimodal
Recognition CNN of Finger-vein and Finger shape (DMR-CNN) with Algorithm
19. Dongguk Drone Camera
Database (DDroneC-DB2) with CNN models
18. Dongguk Periocular
Database (DP-DB1) with CNN models and algorithms
17. Dongguk IrisDenseNet CNN Model (DI-CNN) with
Algorithm
16. Dongguk Visible Light Iris Recognition CNN Model (DVLIR-CNN)
15. Dongguk Aggressive and Smooth Driving Database
(DASD-DB1)
and CNN Model
14. Dongguk Night-time Pedestrian Detection Faster
R-CNN and
Algorithm
13. Dongguk Shadow Detection Database (DSDD-DB1) &
CNN
Model
12. Dongguk driver gaze classification database
(DDGC-DB1) and
CNN model
11. Dongguk Age Estimation CNN Model (DAE-CNN)
10. Dongguk Single Camera-based Driver Database
(DSCD-DB1)
9. ISPR Database (real and presentation attack
finger-vein images)
& Algorithm Including CNN
Model
8. Dongguk Visible Light & FIR Pedestrian
Detection Database
(DVLFPD-DB1) & CNN Model
7. Dongguk Open and Closed Eyes Database (DOCE-DB1)
& CNN
Model
6. Dongguk Multi-national Currencies Database
(DMC-DB1) & CNN
Model
5. Dongguk Finger-Vein Database (DFingerVein-DB1)
& CNN Model
4. Dongguk Night-time Human Detection Database
(DNHD-DB1) &
CNN Model
3. Dongguk Body-based Person Recognition Database
(DBPerson-
Recog-DB1)
2. Dongguk Body-based Gender Database (DBGender-DB2)
1. Dongguk Activities & Actions Database (DA&A-DB1)
37. Dongguk Mobile Finger-Wrinkle Database (DMFW-DB1) and CNN model
with Algorithms
(1) Introduction
We collected the smartphone-acquired finger-wrinkle open database
DMFW-DB1 using the LG V20’s
frontal-viewing camera (8 mega-pixels (2,160 × 3,840 pixels), 30 fps, auto-mode) from 33 people
(both hands) in five different indoor environments. In addition, we trained
finger-wrinkle recognition system based on ResNet-101. We make DMFW-DB1 and our
CNN model trained with this database open to other researchers.
(2) Request for DMFW-DB1 and CNN model
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following request form. Please scan the request form and email to Mr. Chan Sik
Kim (kimchsi90@dongguk.edu).
Any work that uses or incorporates the dataset must acknowledge the
authors by including the following reference.
Chan Sik Kim, Nam Sun Cho, and Kang Ryoung Park, “Deep Residual Network-based Recognition of Finger Wrinkles Using
Smartphone Camera,” IEEE Access, in submission.
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36. Dongguk low-resolution drone camera dataset (DLDC-DB1, DLDC-DB2)
& CNN models
(1) Introduction
We used the Dongguk drone camera dataset ver.2 (DDroneC-DB2) open dataset to make an artificial low-resolution dataset DLDC-DB1 by generating low-resolution images of 80×80 pixels from the original images of 320×320 pixels using bicubic interpolation. Additionally, we collected the real low-resolution dataset DLDC-DB2 using a visible light camera of low-resolution, equipped on a DJI Phantom 4 drone, while landing. The camera presents a downward view of the drone and captures images of 320×240 pixels. We make our CNN models trained by these datasets and open to other researchers, also.
(2) Request for DLDC-DB1, DLDC-DB2 and CNN models
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Any work that uses or incorporates the dataset must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Noi Quang Truong, Phong Ha Nguyen, Se Hyun Nam, and
Kang Ryoung Park, “Deep Learning-based
Super-resolution Reconstruction and Marker Detection for Drone Landing,” IEEE Access, in submission.
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35. Dongguk CNN Model for CBMIR
(1) Introduction
We trained an enhanced ResNet50 model for classification and
retrieval of multimodal medical images. 12 different publicly available
databases [1] including 50 classes were considered for the training and
validation of our enhanced ResNet50. Finally, the trained model is used in
content-based medical image retrieval (CBMIR) by performing deep feature-based
classification of medical images.
We made our trained model open to other researchers.
1.
Multiple Medical imaging database: Available online: https://sites.google.com/site/aacruzr/image-datasets
(accessed on 28 Feb 2019).
(2) Request for CNN Model for CBMIR
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Any work that uses this CNN model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Muhammad Owais, Muhammad Arsalan, Jiho Choi, and Kang
Ryoung Park, “Effective
Diagnosis and Treatment through Content-Based Medical Image Retrieval (CBMIR)
by Using Artificial Intelligence,” Journal of Clinical
Medicine, Vol. 8, Issue 4(462), pp. 1-31, April 2019
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34. Dongguk Person ReID CNN Models (DPRID-CNN)
(1) Introduction
We trained Person Re-Identification based on ResNet-50 using two
databases including Dongguk Body-based Person Recognition Database (DBPerson-Recog-DB1) [1] and the Sun
Yat-sen University multiple modality Re-ID (SYSU-MM01) finger-vein database
[2]. We made trained models open to other researchers.
1. DBPerson Recog-DB1.
Available in this page No.3.
2. SYSU-MM01. Available
online: https://github.com/wuancong/SYSU-MM01
(accessed on 28 Feb 2019).
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Any work that uses this CNN model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
J. K. Kang, T. M. Hoang, and K. R. Park, “Person Re-Identification between Visible and Thermal
Camera Images Based on Deep Residual CNN Using Single Input,” IEEE Access, in submission.
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33. Dongguk
DenseNet-based Finger-vein Recognition Model (DDFRM) with algorithms
(1) Introduction
We trained finger-vein recognition system based on DenseNet-161
using two databases including the
Hong Kong Polytechnic University Finger Image Database (version 1) [1] and the
Shandong University homologous multi-modal traits (SDUMLA-HMT) finger-vein database
[2]. We made trained models/Algorithm open to other researchers.
1. Kumar, A.; Zhou, Y. Human
identification using finger images. IEEE
Trans. Image Process. 2012, 21, 2228-2244.
2. SDUMLA-HMT Finger Vein
Database. Available online: http://mla.sdu.edu.cn/info/1006/1195.htm (accessed
on 7 May 2018).
(2) DDFRM with Algorithm Request
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Any work that uses this CNN model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
J. M. Song, W. Kim, and K. R. Park, “Finger-vein Recognition Based on Deep DenseNet Using Composite Image
and Shift Matching,” IEEE Access, in submission.
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32. Dongguk OR-Skip-Net Model for Image Segmentation with Algorithm
and Black Skin People (BSP) Label Information
(1) Introduction
We trained outer skip connection-based deep convolutional network (OR-Skip-net) for image segmentation related to medical diagnosis and other applications, to evaluate the segmentation performance system using ten databases including HGR [1], EDds [2], LIRIS [2], SSG [2], UT [2], AMI [2], Pratheepan [3], BSP, Warwick-QU [4], and NICE.II [9]. We made trained models/Algorithm and BSP label information open to other researchers.
1.
Hand detection and pose
estimation for creating human-computer interaction project. Available online:
http://sun.aei.polsl.pl/~mkawulok/gestures/ip.html (accessed on October 31,
2018).
2.
Skin detection datasets for
video monitoring. Available online:
http://www-vpu.eps.uam.es/publications/SkinDetDM/ (accessed on November 5,
2018).
3.
Pratheepan dataset + ground
truth. Available online: http://cs-chan.com/downloads_skin_dataset.html
(accessed on November 5, 2018).
4.
GlaS@MICCAI'2015: Gland
segmentation challenge contest. Available online: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/dcs/research/tia/glascontest/
(accessed on 24 January 2019).
5.
NICE. II. Noisy iris challenge
evaluation - part II. Available online: http://nice2.di.ubi.pt/ (accessed on
November 8, 2018).
(2) Request for OR-Skip-Net Model with Algorithm and Black Skin
People (BSP) Label Information
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Any work that uses this CNN model with algorithm and label information must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Muhammad Arsalan, Dong Seop Kim, Muhammad Owais, and Kang Ryoung Park, “OR-Skip-Net: Outer Residual Skip Network for Skin Segmentation in Non-Ideal Situations,” Expert Systems with Applications, in submission.
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31. Dongguk Banknote Type and Fitness Database (DF-DB3) & CNN
Model with algorithms
(1) Introduction
We make Dongguk Banknote
Type and Fitness Database (DF-DB3) based on Indian
rupee (INR) (INR10/20/50/100/500/1000), the Korean won (KRW) (KRW
1000/5000/10000/50000) and United States dollar (USD) (USD 5/10/20/50/100)
banknotes, and trained CNN
Models of AlexNet, GoogleNet, ResNet-18/50 with algorithms available for the
fair comparison by other researchers.
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& CNN Model with algorithms
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email to Dr. Tuyen Danh Pham (phamdanhtuyen@dongguk.edu). Any work that uses
these files with algorithm must acknowledge the authors by including the
following reference.
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30. Dongguk RetinaNet for Detecting Road Marking Objects with
Algorithms and Annotated Files for Open Databases
(1) Introduction
Although the open databases
of the Malaga urban dataset [1], the Daimler dataset [2], and the Cambridge
dataset [3] have been widely used in previous studies, they do not provide
annotated information of road markings. This increases the time and load for
system implementation. Therefore, we provide the manually annotated information
of road markings for the Malaga urban dataset, the Daimler dataset, and the
Cambridge dataset. We also provide the proposed RetinaNet models trained by
these databases based on different backbones with and without pre-trained
weights to other researchers.
1. The Málaga Stereo and Laser
Urban Data Set –
MRPT. Available online: https://www.mrpt.org/MalagaUrbanDataset (accessed on 1
October 2018).
2. Daimler Urban Segmentation
Dataset.
Available online: http://www.6d-vision.com/scene-labeling
(accessed on 1 October 2018).
3. Cambridge-driving Labeled Video Database (CamVid). Available online: http://mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/VideoRec/CamVid/ (accessed on 1 October 2018).
(2) Request for Dongguk RetinaNet for Detecting Road Marking Objects
with Algorithms and Annotated Files for Open Databases
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29. Dongguk CNN Model for NIR Ocular Recognition (DC4NO) with
algorithm
(1) Introduction
We made our algorithm for rough pupil detection based on sub-block based template matching and deep ResNet models trained with three open databases: CASIA-Iris-Distance, CASIA-Iris-Lamp, and CASIA-Iris-Thousand [1]. We made these trained CNN models for ocular recognition with algorithm open to other researchers.
1. CASIA-iris version 4.
Available online:
http://www.cbsr.ia.ac.cn/china/Iris%20Databases%20CH.asp
(accessed on 9 November 2018)
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28. Dongguk Face Presentation Attack Detection Algorithms by Spatial
and Temporal Information (DFPAD-STI)
(1) Introduction
We made stacked convolutional neural network (CNN)-recurrent neural network (RNN) along with handcrafted features for face presentation attack detection using the images from CASIA database [1] and Replay-mobile dataset [2], respectively. We made these trained CNN model open to other researchers.
1. Zhang, Z.; Yan, J.; Liu, S.; Lei, Z.; Yi, D. Li, S. Z.
A face anti-spoofing database with diverse attack. In Proceedings of the 5th
International Conference on Biometric, New Delhi, India, 29 March – 1 April, 2012.
2. Costa-Pazo, A.; Bhattacharjee, S.; Vazquez-Fernandez,
E.; Marcel, S. The replay-mobile face presentation attack database. In
Proceedings of the International Conference on the Biometrics Special Interest
Group, Darmstadt, Germary, 21-23 September, 2016.
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27. Dongguk Dual Camera-based Driver Database (DDCD-DB1) and Trained
Faster R-CNN Model with Algorithm
(1) Introduction
When acquiring DDCD-DB1, the driver’s gaze area was divided into 15 zones. The drivers gazed at the 15 zones
divided out beforehand in order, and a total of 26 participants were each
assigned 8 different situations (i.e., wearing a hat, wearing four different
types of glasses (rimless, gold-rimmed, half-frame, and horn-rimmed), wearing
sunglasses, making a call through mobile phone, covering face through hand,
etc.), and the data were collected by two NIR cameras with NIR illuminators. As
the participants gazed at the designated regions in turn, natural head
rotations that would occur in actual driving were permitted, and other
restrictions or instructions were not provided. When acquiring actual driving
data, as there was the risk of a traffic accident, rather than actually
driving, a real vehicle (model name of SM5 new impression by Renault Samsung
[41]) was started from a parked state in various locations (from daylight road
to a parking garage).
In addition, we made two
faster R-CNN models trained with our DDCD-DB1 and open database (CAVE-DB
[1]),
respectively, public.
1. Smith, B.A.; Yin, Q.;
Feiner, S.K.; Nayar, S.K. Gaze Locking: Passive Eye Contact Detection for
Human-Object Interaction. In Proceedings of the 26th Annual ACM Symposium on
User Interface Software and Technology, St. Andrews, Scotland, UK, 8-11 October
2013; pp. 271–280.
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26. Dongguk FRED-Net with Algorithm
(1) Introduction
We trained fully residual encoder-decoder network (FRED-Net) CNN models for iris and road scene segmentations, to evaluate the segmentation performance system using seven databases including NICE-II [1], MICHE [2], CASIA distance [3], CASIA interval [3], IITD [4], CamVid [5], and KITTI [6]. We made trained models/Algorithm open to other researchers.
6.
NICE.II. Noisy Iris Challenge
Evaluation-Part II. Available online: http://nice2.di.ubi.pt/index.html
(accessed on 28 December 2017).
7.
De Marsico, M.; Nappi, M.;
Riccio, D.; Wechsler, H. Mobile iris challenge evaluation (MICHE)-I, biometric
iris dataset and protocols. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 2015, 57, 17–23.
8.
CASIA-Iris-databases. Available
online: http://biometrics.idealtest.org/dbDetailForUser.do?id=4 (accessed on 28
December 2017).
9.
IIT Delhi Iris Database.
Available online:
http://www4.comp.polyu.edu.hk/~csajaykr/IITD/Database_Iris.htm (accessed on 28
December 2017).
10.
Brostow, G. J.; Fauqueur, J.;
Cipolla, R. Semantic object classes in video: A high-definition ground truth
database. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 2009, 30, 88–97.
11.
Geiger, A.; Lenz, P.; Stiller,
C.; Urtasun, R. Vision meets robotics: The KITTI dataset. Int. J. Robot. Res. 2013,
32, 1231–1237.
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Muhammad Arsalan, Dong Seop Kim, Min Beom Lee, Muhammad Owais, and Kang Ryoung Park, “FRED-Net: Fully residual encoder–decoder network for accurate iris segmentation,” Expert Systems with Applications, Vol. 122, pp. 217-241, May 2019.
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25. Dongguk Face and Body Database (DFB-DB1) with CNN models and
algorithms
(1) Introduction
DFB-DB1 was created for the experiments using images of 22 people obtained by two types of cameras to assess the performance of the proposed method in a variety of camera environments. The first camera was a Logitech BCC 950, and the camera specifications include a camera viewing angle of 78°, a maximum resolution of full high-definition (HD) 1080 p, and auto-focusing at 30 frames per second (fps). The second camera was a Logitech C920, and its specifications include a maximum resolution of full HD 1080p, a viewing angle of 78° at 30 fps, and auto focusing. Images were taken in an indoor environment with indoor lights on, and each camera was installed at a height of 2 m 40 cm. The database was divided into two categories according to the camera. In the first database, the images were captured by the Logitech BCC 950, and the second database is composed of the images obtained by the Logitech C920, and the angle of camera was similar to that for capturing the first database.
In addition, we open our two CNN models trained with DFB-DB1 and open database of ChokePoint database [1], respectively, in addition to our algorithms.
1. ChokePoint Database. Available online: http://arma.sourceforge.net/chokepoint/ (accessed on 21 Feb. 2018).
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24. Dongguk Night-Time Face Detection database (DNFD-DB1) and algorithm
including CNN model
(1) Introduction
DNFD-DB1
is a self-constructed database acquired through a fixed single visible-light
camera at a distance of approximately 20–22 m at
night. The resolution of the camera is 1600 × 1200
pixels, but the image is cropped to the average adult height, which is
approximately 600. A total of 2,002 images of 20 different people were
prepared, and there are 4–6 people in each frame. To carry out the
2-fold cross-validation, those 20 people
were divided into two subsets of 10 people. In addition, we made two 2-stage
Faster R-CNN models
trained with our DNFD-DB1 and open database
of Fudan University [1], respectively, public.
[1] Open
database of Fudan University. Available online:
https://cv.fudan.edu.cn/_upload/tpl/06/f4/1780/template1780/humandetection.htm
(accessed on 26 March 2018).
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23. Dongguk Iris Spoof Detection CNN Model version 2 (DFSD-CNN-2)
with Algorithm
(1) Introduction
We trained CNN models using local and global image features based on VGG-19-Net architecture for presentation attack detection for iris recognition system using two public databases, Warsaw-2017 [1] and Notre Dame–2015 [2], respectively. We made trained models open to other researchers.
12. Yambay, D.; Becker, B.; Kohli, N.; Yadav, D.; Czajka, A.; Bowyer, K. W.;
Schuckers, S.; Singh, R.; Vatsa, M.; Noore, A.; Gragnaniello, D.; Sansone, C.;
Verdoliva, L.; He, L.; Ru, Y.; Li, H.; Liu, N.; Sun, Z.; Tan, T. LivDet iris
2017 – iris
liveness detection competition 2017. In Proceedings of the International
Conference on Biometrics, Denver, CO, USA, 1-4 October 2017.
13. Doyle, J. S.; Bowyer, K. W. Robust detection of textured contact lens in
iris recognition using BSIF. IEEE Access, 2015, 3, 1672-1683.
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D. T.
Nguyen, T. D. Pham, Y. W. Lee, and K. R. Park, "Deep Learning-Based Enhanced Presentation Attack Detection for Iris
Recognition by Combining Features from Local and Global Regions Based on NIR
Camera Sensor," Sensors, Vol. 18, Issue 8(2601), pp. 1-32, August 2018.
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22. Dongguk Fitness Database (DF-DB2) & CNN Model
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We collected banknote
fitness databases (DF-DB2) from three national currencies, which are Korean won (KRW), Indian rupee (INR), and Unites
States dollar (USD).
Six denominations exist in the
INR dataset: 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, and 1000 rupees, and two denominations exist
in the KRW dataset: 1000 and 5000 wons, each of which consists of three fitness
levels of fit, normal, and unfit for recirculation, called the case 1 fitness
level. In these case 1 datasets, each banknote image was captured using VR
sensors on both sides, and IRT sensors on the front side. Five denominations
exist for the USD: 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 dollars, divided into two fitness
levels of fit and unfit, called the case 2 fitness level. The number of images
captured per banknote was two, including the VR and IRT images of one side of
the banknote. In addition, we made CNN models trained with our DF-DB2
public.
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21. Dongguk-body-movement-based human identification database
version 2 (DBMHI-DB2) & CNN Model
(1) Introduction
We have
collected our database in both dark and bright environments. The database included both front and back view images of humans. Our
database has been collected in five different places in different days with
same camera heights. The database consists of data of 100 people including men and women. The database includes both
thermal and visible light images but only thermal images have been utilized in
this research. The people in our database have different heights and widths,
and their sizes vary from 27 to 150 pixels in width and from 90 to 390 pixels
in height. In addition, we made our trained CNN and CNN-LSTM model public.
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20. Dongguk Multimodal Recognition CNN of Finger-vein and Finger
shape (DMR-CNN) with Algorithm
(1) Introduction
We trained multimodal recognition system of finger-vein and finger
shape based on ResNet-50 and ResNet-101 using two databases including the Shandong University homologous
multi-modal traits (SDUMLA-HMT) [1] and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Finger Image Database (version 1) [2]. We made trained models/Algorithm open to
other researchers.
1. SDUMLA-HMT Finger Vein
Database. Available online: http://mla.sdu.edu.cn/info/1006/1195.htm
(accessed on 7 May 2018).
2. Kumar, A.; Zhou, Y. Human
identification using finger images. IEEE
Trans. Image Process. 2012, 21, 2228-2244.
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W. Kim, J. M. Song, and K. R. Park, “Multimodal Biometric Recognition Based on
Convolutional Neural Network by the Fusion of Finger-vein and Finger Shape
Using Near-Infrared (NIR) Camera Sensor,” Sensors, Vol. 18, Issue 7(2296), pp. 1-34, July 2018.
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19. Dongguk Drone Camera Database (DDroneC-DB2) with CNN models
(1) Introduction
In our experiments, we used a DJI Phantom 4 quadcopter to capture the video while the drone was landing or hovering. It includes a color camera with a 1/2.3-inch-thick complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor (CMOS) sensor, with a 94O-field-of-view (FOV) and an f/2.8 lens. The captured videos are in mpeg-4 (MP4) format with 30 fps, and have a size of 1280 x 720 pixels. The drone’s gimbal is adjusted 90° downward so that during landing, the camera can be facing the ground. In our database (shown in Table 1), we captured three videos, and acquired videos in varying types of environments (humidity level, wind velocity, temperature, and weather). We make our CNN model trained by this database and that trained by PASCAL VOC and Ms COCO databases open to other researchers, also.
Table 1. Description of Description of DDroneC-DB2
|
Sub-dataset |
Number of
images |
Condition |
Description |
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Morning |
Far |
3088 |
Humidity: 44.7% Wind speed: 5.2 m/s Temperature: 15.2 °C, autumn,sunny Illuminance:1800 lux |
Landing speed: 5.5 m/s Auto mode of camera shutter speed
(8~1/8000 s) and ISO (100~3200) |
|
Close |
641 |
|||
|
Close (from DdroneC-DB1) |
425 |
Humidity: 41.5 % Wind speed: 1.4 m/s Temperature: 8.6 °C, spring, sunny Illuminance: 1900 lux |
Landing speed: 4 m/s Auto mode of camera shutter speed (8~1/8000 s) and ISO (100~3200) |
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Afternoon |
Far |
2140 |
Humidity: 82.1% Wind speed: 6.5 m/s Temperature: 28 °C, summer, sunny Illuminance:2250 lux |
Landing speed: 7 m/s Auto mode of camera shutter speed
(8~1/8000 s) and ISO (100~3200) |
|
Close |
352 |
|||
|
Close (from DdroneC-DB1) |
148 |
Humidity: 73.8 % Wind speed: 2 m/s Temperature: -2.5 °C, winter, cloudy Illuminance: 1200 lux |
Landing speed: 6 m/s Auto mode of camera shutter speed (8~1/8000 s) and ISO (100~3200) |
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Evening |
Far |
3238 |
Humidity: 31.5% Wind speed: 7.2 m/s Temperature: 6.9 °C, autumn, foggy Illuminance: 650 lux |
Landing speed: 6 m/s Auto mode of camera shutter speed
(8~1/8000 s) and ISO (100~3200) |
|
Close |
326 |
|||
|
Close (from DdroneC-DB1) |
284 |
Humidity: 38.4 % Wind speed: 3.5 m/s Temperature: 3.5 °C, winter, windy Illuminance: 500 lux |
Landing speed: 4 m/s Auto mode of camera shutter speed (8~1/8000 s) and ISO (100~3200) |
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18. Dongguk Periocular Database (DP-DB1) with CNN models and
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(1) Introduction
The DP-DB1 database was created for research on periocular recognition in an indoor surveillance environment. The camera used to capture the images was a Logitech BCC 950, and the specifications of the camera include a camera viewing angle of 79 degrees, a maximum resolution of full high definition (Full HD) 1080p, and a frame rate of 30 fps with auto focusing. The location where the images were captured was an indoor hallway (with indoor lights on), and the camera was installed at a height of 2 m 40 cm. This database consists of 20 people captured in three scenarios: straight line movement, corner movement, and standing still. In case of the standing still scenario, the images were acquired from 4 different positions. In addition, we open our two CNN models trained with DP-DB1 and open database of ChokePoint database [1, 2], respectively, in addition to our algorithms.
1. Wong, Y.; Chen, S.; Mau, S.; Sanderson, C.; Lovell, B. C. Patch-based probabilistic image quality assessment for face selection and improved video-based face recognition. In Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops, Colorado Springs, CO, USA, 20-25 June 2011; pp. 74-81.
2. ChokePoint Database. Available online: http://arma.sourceforge.net/chokepoint/ (accessed on 21 Feb. 2018).
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17. Dongguk IrisDenseNet CNN Model (DI-CNN) with Algorithm
(1) Introduction
We trained IrisDenseNet CNN models based on DenseNet and SegNet architecture for iris segmentation, to evaluate the segmentation performance system using five databases including NICE-II [1], MICHE [2], CASIA distance [3], CASIA interval [3] and IITD [4]. We made trained models/Algorithm open to other researchers.
14. NICE.II. Noisy Iris Challenge Evaluation-Part II. Available online:
http://nice2.di.ubi.pt/index.html (accessed on 28 December 2017).
15. De Marsico, M.; Nappi, M.; Riccio, D.; Wechsler, H. Mobile iris
challenge evaluation (MICHE)-I, biometric iris dataset and protocols. Pattern
Recognit. Lett. 2015, 57, 17–23.
16. CASIA-Iris-databases. Available online:
http://biometrics.idealtest.org/dbDetailForUser.do?id=4 (accessed on 28
December 2017).
17. IIT Delhi Iris Database. Available online:
http://www4.comp.polyu.edu.hk/~csajaykr/IITD/Database_Iris.htm (accessed on 28
December 2017).
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Arsalan, Rizwan Ali Naqvi, Dong Seop Kim, Phong Ha Nguyen, Muhammad Owais and
Kang Ryoung Park, “IrisDenseNet:
Robust Iris Segmentation Using Densely Connected Fully Convolutional Networks
in the Images by Visible Light and Near-Infrared Light Camera Sensors,” Sensors, Vol.
18, Issue 5(1501), pp. 1-30, May 2018.
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16. Dongguk Visible Light Iris Recognition CNN Model (DVLIR-CNN)
(1) Introduction
We made the recognition algorithm of iris region by two three convolutional neural networks (CNNs) trained with NICE-II training database [1, 2], the mobile iris challenge evaluation (MICHE) data [3, 4], and CASIA-Iris-Distance database [5], respectively. We made these trained CNN models open to other researchers.
18. NICE.II. Noisy Iris
Challenge Evaluation-Part II. Available online: http://nice2.di.ubi.pt/index.html
(accessed on 26 July 2017).
19.
Proença, H.; Filipe, S.; Santos, R.; Oliveira, J.; Alexandre, L. A. The
UBIRIS.v2: A database of visible wavelength iris images captured on-the-move
and at-a-distance. IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal.
Mach. Intell.
2010, 32, 1529-1535.
20.
de Marsico, M.; Nappi, M.; Ricco, D.; Wechsler, H. Mobile iris
challenge evaluation (MICHE)-I, biometric iris dataset and protocols. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 2015, 57, 17-23.
21.
Haindl, M.; Krupička, M. Unsupervised detection of
non-iris occlusions. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 2015, 57, 60-65.
22. CASIA-Iris-Distance.
Available online: http://biometrics.idealtest.org/dbDetailForUser.do?id=4
(accessed on 13 November 2017).
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15. Dongguk Aggressive and Smooth Driving Database (DASD-DB1) and
CNN Model
(1) Introduction
We used 15 subjects in the experiment. All the subjects voluntarily
participated in our experiments. Because it was too risky to create an
aggressive driving situation under real traffic conditions, we utilized two
types of driving simulator, to assess baseline aggressive and smooth driving
situations. As illustrated in Figure 1, the experiment included 5 min of smooth
driving and another 5 min of aggressive driving. Between each section of the
experiment, every subject watched a sequence of neutral images from the
international affective picture system, thereby maintaining neutral emotional
input. After the experiment, the subjects rested for about 10 min. This
procedure was repeated three times.
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14. Dongguk Night-time Pedestrian Detection Faster R-CNN and Algorithm
(1) Introduction
We made modified faster R-CNN model with algorithm for pedestrian detection at nighttime with the augmented images from KAIST database [1] and Caltech database [2]. We made this trained CNN model open to other researchers.
1. Hwang, S.; Park, J.;
Kim, N.; Choi, Y.; Kweon, I.S. Multispectral pedestrian detection: Benchmark
dataset and baseline. In Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern
Recognition, Boston, MA, USA, 7-12 June 2015; pp. 1037-1045.
2. Dollár, P.; Wojek,
C.; Schiele, B.; Perona, P. Pedestrian detection: An evaluation of the state of
the art. IEEE Trans.
Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell. 2012, 34, 743-761.
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13. Dongguk Shadow Detection Database (DSDD-DB1) & CNN Model
(1) Introduction
DSDD-DB1 was obtained by installing visual light cameras 5 to 10 m above
the ground, which approximates the conventional height of surveillance camera.
As shown in Figure 1 and Table 1, images are shot in the morning, the
afternoon, the evening, and on rainy days under various weather conditions,
temperature, and illumination. A total of 24,000 images, constituting five
sub-datasets, are obtained. The original image size is 800 x 600 pixels of the
RGB three-channel.
Table 1. Description of
five datasets.
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Dataset |
Condition |
Detail
Description |
|
I |
−0.9℃, afternoon, sunny humidity 24 %,
wind 3.6 m/s |
- Shadow with dark color cast due to strong
sunlight. |
|
II |
−6.0℃, afternoon, cloudy, humidity 39 %, wind 1.9 m/s |
- Sunlight weakened by cloud so that a shadow of
lighter color is cast. |
|
III |
8.0℃, evening, cloudy, humidity 42 %, wind 3.5 m/s |
- Darker image due to weak evening sunlight. - Long and many shadows due to the sun position
in the evening and the reflection on buildings. |
|
IV |
−5.2℃, morning, sunny humidity 37 %, wind 0.6 m/s |
- Background and object become less
distinguishable due to strong morning sunlight. |
|
V |
13.8℃, afternoon, rainy, humidity 65 %, wind 2.0 m/s |
- Overall dark image due to rainy day. - Many shadows generated by wet background
floor. |
In addition, we made two CNN
models trained with our DSDD-DB1
and open database (CAVIAR [1]), respectively, public.
[1] CAVIAR: Context Aware
Vision using Image-based Active Recognition. Available online:
http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rbf/CAVIAR/ (accessed on 8 August 2017).
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12. Dongguk driver gaze classification database (DDGC-DB1) and CNN
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17 spots (gaze zones) were designated to gaze at for the experiment, and
each driver stared at each spot five times. Data were collected from 20 drivers
including 3 wearing glasses. The image size is 1600´1200
pixels with 3 channels. When the participants were staring at each spot, they
were told to act normally, as if they were actually driving and were not
restrained to one position or given any special instructions to act in an
unnatural manner. There were risks of car accidents to motivate the
participants to accurately stare at the 17 designated spots while actually
driving for the experiment. Instead, this study obtained images from various
locations (from roads in daylight to a parking garage) in a real vehicle (model
name of SM5 New Impression by Renault Samsung) with its power on, but in park
to create an environment most similar to when it is being driven (including
factors like car vibration and external light). Moreover, to understand the
influence of various kinds of external light on driver gaze detection, test
data were acquired at different times of the day: in the morning, the
afternoon, and at night.
In addition, we made two CNN
models trained with our DDGC-DB1 and open database (CAVE-DB [1]), respectively, public.
[1] Smith, B.A.; Yin, Q.; Feiner, S.K.; Nayar, S.K. Gaze Locking:
Passive Eye Contact Detection for Human-Object Interaction. In Proceedings of
the 26th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, St.
Andrews, Scotland, UK, 8-11 October 2013; pp. 271–280.
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11. Dongguk Age Estimation CNN Model (DAE-CNN)
(1) Introduction
We made age estimation robust to optical and motion blurring by Resnet-152 trained with PAL database including artificially (optical and motion) blurred images [1, 2] and MORPH database including artificially (optical and motion) blurred images [3], respectively. We made these trained CNN model open to other researchers.
23. Minear, M.; Park, D.C. A lifespan database of adult facial stimuli.
Behav. Res. Methods Instrum. Comput. 2004, 36, 630–633.
24. PAL database. Available online:
http://agingmind.utdallas.edu/download-stimuli/face-database/ (accessed on 17
May 2017).
25.
MORPH database. Available
online: https://ebill.uncw.edu/C20231_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=4
(accessed on 17 May 2017).
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10. Dongguk Single Camera-based Driver Database (DSCD-DB1)
(1) Introduction
We
collected DSCD-DB1 from a total of 26 participants: 10 wearing nothing, 8
wearing only four kinds of glasses, 5 wearing only two kinds of sunglasses, and
3 wearing only hat. In addition, even the people (wearing nothing) took various
pose including putting one hand to cheek or using mobile phone. Fifteen spots in car were designated to gaze at for the
experiment, and each participant stared at each spot five times. When the
participants were staring at each spot, they were told to act normally, as if
they were actually driving and were not restrained to one position or given any
special instructions to act in an unnatural manner. There were risks of car
accidents and such to motivate the participants to accurately stare at the 15
designated spots while actually driving for the experiment. Instead, this study
obtained images from various locations (from roads in daylight to a parking
garage) in a real vehicle (model name of SM5 New Impression by Renault Samsung)
with its power on, but in park in order to create an environment most similar
to when it is being driven (including factors like car vibration and external
light). Moreover, to understand the influence of various kinds of external
light on driver gaze detection, test data were acquired at different times of
the day: in the morning, the afternoon, and at night.
In addition, we collected the data from the
participants (sitting at the side seat of driver) gazing at 15 spots while the
driver was actually driving the car. Because the data were collected from the
participant sitting at the side seat of driver by attaching our gaze tracking
device in front of the participant, the conditions of data acquisition were
similar to those from driver. In order to check our method in various car
environments, we used different car (model name of Daewoo Lacetti
Premiere by Chevrolet). The database was collected from a total of 10
participants: 3 wearing nothing, 3 wearing only three kinds of glasses, 2 wearing only two kinds of
sunglasses, and 2 wearing only hat. In addition, even the people (wearing
nothing) took various pose including putting one hand to cheek or using mobile
phone. When the participants were staring at each spot, they were told to act
normally, as if they were actually driving and were not restrained to one
position or given any special instructions to act in an unnatural manner. To
understand the influence of various kinds of external light on driver gaze
detection, test data were acquired at different times of the day: in the
morning, the afternoon, and at night, and they were collected while driving on
various roads.
Data were obtained and processed on a laptop computer with 2.80
GHz CPU (Intel ®
Core ™ i5-4200H) and
8 GB of RAM.
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9. ISPR Database (real and presentation
attack finger-vein images) & Algorithm Including CNN Model
(1) Introduction
The ISPR database consists of 3300 and 7560 images for real and presentation attack finger-vein images, respectively. The real finger-vein database was collected by capturing finger-vein images from 33 people, including both male and female. For each person, all 10 fingers were used and 10 trials were captured for each finger. Consequently, the real finger-vein database contains 3300 (33 people × 10 fingers × 10 trials) real finger-vein images for our experiments. Among 3300 real finger-vein images, we selected 56 fingers which have clear vein pattern for making the presentation attack finger-vein images.
There are two reasons for this selection scheme. First, the users should normally use a finger with clear vein pattern for finger-vein recognition system in order to guarantee the security level of biometric feature. Therefore, if an attacker steals a finger-vein pattern image from user, it will normally be a clear finger-vein image. Second, with some fingers which normally have poor vein pattern such as thumbs or little fingers it is very hard for attackers to produce a clear presentation attack finger-vein image. Instead, the presentation attack finger-vein images can contain poor vein pattern and much of noise due to the reproducing process. As a result, the attacking task can be failed by rejection rate of finger-vein recognition system.
The presentation attack finger-vein image database was collected by re-capturing the printed versions of 56 selected real finger-vein images in three different printing materials including A4 paper, MAT paper and OHP film. In addition, we used three different values of the printing resolution of low resolution (300dpi), middle resolution (1200dpi) and high resolution (2400dpi). By using this scheme, we can collect presentation attack finger-vein images which contain various characteristics about printing materials and printing resolution. Finally, in order to simulate the attacking process, we captured presentation attack finger-vein images at three z-distances (the distance between camera and finger-vein sample) by little changing the z-distance during image acquisition and 5 trials for each z-distance.
As a result, a presentation attack finger-vein image database of 7560 images (56 real image × 3 printing materials × 3 printing resolutions × 3 z-distances × 5 trials) was collected.
Table 1. Description of ISPR presentation attack finger-vein image database
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Image Making Protocol |
Real Access |
Printed Access |
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Train Set |
Test Set |
Total |
Train Set |
Test Set |
Total |
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Material |
Printed on A4 Paper (ISPR-DB1) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
1440 |
1080 |
2520 |
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Printed on MAT Paper (ISPR-DB2) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
1440 |
1080 |
2520 |
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Printed on OHP Film (ISPR-DB3) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
1440 |
1080 |
2520 |
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Printer Resolution |
Printed using 300 DPI
Resolution Printer (ISPR-DB4) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
1440 |
1080 |
2520 |
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Printed using 1200 DPI
Resolution Printer. (ISPR-DB5) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
1440 |
1080 |
2520 |
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Printed using 2400 DPI
Resolution Printer (ISPR-DB6) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
1440 |
1080 |
2520 |
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Entire Database (ISPR-DB) |
1700 |
1600 |
3300 |
4320 |
3120 |
7560 |
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In addition, we made our
algorithm including the trained CNN model public.
(2) ISPR database & algorithm including the trained CNN model Request
To gain access to the database and algorithm, download the following ISPR database and algorithm request form. Please scan the request form and email to Prof. Dat Tien Nguyen (nguyentiendat@dongguk.edu).
Any work that uses or incorporates the database and algorithm must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Dat Tien Nguyen, Hyo Sik Yoon, Tuyen Danh Pham, and Kang Ryoung Park, "Spoof Detection for Finger-Vein Recognition System Using NIR Camera," Sensors, Vol. 17, Issue 10(2261), pp. 1-33, October 2017.
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8. Dongguk Visible Light & FIR Pedestrian Detection Database
(DVLFPD-DB1) && CNN model
(1) Introduction
There are 4 sub-databases, and the total number of frames of visible light images and FIR images is 4080 each. To obtain the images, this study used a duel camera system consisting of a FLIR Tau640 FIR camera (19 mm), and a Logitech C600 visible light web-camera. In order to record the filming conditions, a WH-1091 (wireless weather station) was used.
Table 1.
Description of Database
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Sub-database 1 |
Sub-database 2 |
Sub-database 3 |
Sub-database 4 |
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Number of image |
598 |
651 |
2364 |
467 |
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Number of pedestrian candidate |
1123 |
566 |
2432 |
169 |
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Number of non-pedestrian candidate |
763 |
734 |
784 |
347 |
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(range of width) ´ (range of height) (pixels) |
Pedestrian |
(27 ~ 91) ´ (87 ~ 231) |
(47 ~ 85) ´ (85 ~ 163) |
(31 ~ 105) ´ (79 ~ 245) |
(30 ~ 40) ´ (90 ~ 120) |
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Non-pedestrian |
(51 ~ 161) ´ (63 ~ 142) |
(29 ~ 93) ´ (49 ~ 143) |
(53 ~ 83) ´ (55 ~ 147) |
(60 ~ 170) ´ (50 ~ 110) |
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Weather Conditions |
Surface Temperature: 30.4°C, Air Temperature: 22.5°C Wind speed: 10 km/h Sensory Temperature: 21.3°C |
Surface Temperature: 25.5°C Air Temperature: 24℃ Wind speed: 5
km/h Sensory Temperature: 23.5°C |
Surface Temperature: 20°C Air Temperature: 21°C Wind Speed: 6.1 km/h Sensory Temperature: 21°C |
Surface Temperature: 16°C Air Temperature: 20.5°C Wind Speed: 2.5 km/h Sensory Temperature: 20.8°C |
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In addition, we obtained the
artificially degraded database by Gaussian noise and Gaussian blurring with the
original dataset of Table 1, and make this degraded dataset public, also.
Also, we made the
classification algorithm of pedestrian and non-pedestrian by convolutional neural network (CNN) trained
with DVLFPD-DB1. We also made this trained CNN model open to other
researchers.
(2) DVLFPD-DB1 & CNN model Request
To gain access to the database and CNN models, download the following DVLFPD-DB1 & CNN model request form. Please scan the request form and email to Mr. Jin Kyu Kang (kangjinkyu@dgu.edu).
Any work that uses or incorporates the database & CNN Model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Jin Kyu Kang, Hyung Gil Hong, and Kang Ryoung Park, “Pedestrian Detection Based on Adaptive Selection of Visible Light or Far-Infrared Light Camera Image by Fuzzy Inference System and Convolutional Neural Network-Based Verification,” Sensors, Vol. 17, Issue 7(1598), pp. 1-32, July 2017
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7. Dongguk Open and Closed Eyes Database
(DOCE-DB1) & CNN model
(1) Introduction
DOCE-DB1 was created in an environment with a person watching TV indoors, with images taken at distances between 2 and 2.5 m. The camera used for capturing the images was a Logitech C600 web camera with a zoom lens attached. We used eye images obtained by extracting facial and eye features from images captured at a resolution of 1600 × 1200 pixels. Table 1 shows the descriptions of original and augmented DOCE-DB1.
Table 1.
Descriptions of original and augmented databases
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Original database |
Augmented database |
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Open eye images |
2,062 |
103,100 |
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Closed eye images |
4,763 |
238,150 |
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Total |
6,825 |
341,250 |
In addition, we made the
classification algorithm of open and closed eye by convolutional neural network
(CNN) trained with DOCE-DB1. We also made this trained CNN model with other
various (trained) CNN models (based on AlexNet, VGG face, GoogLeNet) open to
other researchers.
(2) DOCE-DB1 & CNN model Request
To gain access to the database and CNN models, download the following DOCE-DB1 & CNN model request form. Please scan the request form and email to Mr. Ki Wan Kim (yawara18@dgu.edu).
Any work that uses or incorporates the database & CNN Model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Ki Wan Kim, Hyung Gil Hong, Gi Pyo
Nam, and Kang Ryoung Park, “A Study of Deep CNN-Based Classification of Open and Closed Eyes
Using a Visible Light Camera Sensor,” Sensors, Vol. 17,
Issue 7(1534), pp. 1-21, July 2017
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6. Dongguk Multi-national Currencies Database (DMC-DB1) & CNN model
(1) Introduction
Our multi-national banknote image database (DMC-DB1) containing
images from six national currencies, which are CNY, EUR, JPY, KRW, RUB and USD.
There were 64,668 images captured in both sides of 32,334 banknotes belonging
to 62 denominations of currencies from six countries. The number of classes is
four times of the number of denominations because of the inclusion of four
directions; therefore, there are totally 248 classes of banknote to be
classified in our study. In Table 1, we give the details numbers of images and
classes (denominations and directions) of each country’s
banknote in the dataset.
Table 1. Number of images and classes in our multi-national banknote database
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Currency |
Number of Images |
Number of Classes |
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CNY |
626 |
40 |
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EUR |
4,324 |
44 |
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JPY |
1,462 |
28 |
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KRW |
536 |
28 |
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RUB |
12,146 |
40 |
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USD |
45,574 |
68 |
In addition, we made the
classification algorithm of multi-national currencies by convolutional neural
network (CNN) trained with DMC-DB1. We also made this trained CNN model open to
other researchers.
(2) DMC-DB1 & CNN model Request
To gain access to the database and CNN model, download the following DMC-DB1 & CNN model request form. Please scan the request form and email to Prof. Tuyen Danh Pham (phamdanhtuyen@gmail.com).
Any work that uses or incorporates the database & CNN Model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Tuyen Danh Pham, Dong Eun Lee, and
Kang Ryoung Park, "Multi-National Banknote Classification Based on
Visible-light Line Sensor and Convolutional Neural Network," Sensors, Vol.
17, Issue 7(1595), pp. 1-20, July 2017
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5. Dongguk Finger-Vein Database (DFingerVein-DB1) & CNN Model
(1) Introduction
DFingerVein-DB1 includes two databases. The first database (good-quality database) was acquired with two guide bars (fingertip guide bar and finger side guide bar) attached, when the images were captured using the finger-vein capturing device made by our lab. Ten images each were captured from the index, middle, and ring fingers of the left and right hands of 20 persons. Thus, this database has a total of 1,200 images consisting of 20 people × 2 hands × 3 fingers × 10 images. This is called good-quality database, because the images have few finger-vein misalignments by finger translation owing to the two guide bars, and there is little shading in the finger-vein images.
For the second database (mid-quality database), the two guide bars were removed when the images were captured with the same device used for the collection of good-quality database. Ten images each were captured from the index, middle, and ring fingers of the left and right hands of 33 persons. Thus, this database has a total of 1,980 images consisting of 33 people × 2 hands × 3 fingers × 10 images. This is called mid-quality database because the images were captured with no guide bar, and the images have finger-vein misalignments by finger translation; however, there is little shading in the finger-vein images similar to the good-quality database.
Table 1.
Descriptions of the collected databases
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Good-quality database |
Mid-quality database |
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Original images |
# of images |
1,200 |
1,980 |
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# of people |
20 |
33 |
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# of hands |
2 |
2 |
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# of fingers* |
3 |
3 |
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# of classes (# of images per class) |
120 (10) |
198 (10) |
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In addition, we made the
finger-vein recognition algorithm by convolutional
neural network (CNN) trained with DFingerVein-DB1. We also made this trained
CNN model open to other researchers.
(2) DFingerVein-DB1 & CNN Model Request
To gain access to the database & CNN Model, download the following DFingerVein-DB1 & CNN Model request form. Please scan the request form and email to Mr. Hyung Gil Hong (hell@dongguk.edu).
Any work that uses or incorporates the database & CNN Model must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Hyung Gil Hong, Min Beom Lee, and Kang Ryoung Park, "Convolutional Neural Network-Based Finger-Vein Recognition Using NIR Image Sensors," Sensors, Vol. 17, Issue 6(1297), pp. 1-21, June 2017
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4. Dongguk Night-time Human Detection
Database (DNHD-DB1) & CNN model
(1) Introduction
This database was obtained
through a nighttime visible light camera (Logitech C600 web camera
(https://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/5869)). DNHD-DB1 was constructed
using images obtained from cameras fixed at various locations.
Table 1. Description of
DNHD-DB1
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DNHD-DB1 |
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Number of images |
Human |
19760 |
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Background |
19760 |
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#of channel |
Color (3 channels) |
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Width of human (background) image (min. ~ max.) (pixels) |
15 ~ 219 |
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Height of human (background) image (min. ~ max.) (pixels) |
45 ~ 313 |
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Environment of database collection |
-
Image acquisition using a static camera in surveillance environment - The
height of the camera from the ground was about 6–10 m -
Database was collected at various places (at 8–10 pm) |
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In addition, we made human
detection algorithm in nighttime image by convolutional
neural network (CNN) trained with DNHD-DB1. We also made this trained CNN
model open to other researchers.
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Any work that uses or incorporates the database must acknowledge the authors by including the following reference.
Jong Hyun Kim, Hyung Gil Hong, and Kang Ryoung Park, "Convolutional Neural Network-Based Human Detection in Nighttime Images Using Visible Light Camera Sensors," Sensors, Vol. 17, Issue 5(1065), pp. 1-26, May 2017
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3. Dongguk Body-based Person Recognition Database
(DBPerson-Recog-DB1)
(1) Introduction
This database was collected from 412 persons with different body-view of subjects such as front, back, and side views. The cameras (visible light and thermal cameras) were placed near to each other to create a dual-camera set up, and placed at a height of roughly 6 meters. As the visible light camera, a webcam camera (C600) (https://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/5869) was used, and a Tau2 camera (http://www.flir.com/cores/display/?id=54717) was used for capturing thermal images. The visible camera captures images with a size of 800 × 600 pixels. The thermal camera captures images with a size of 640 × 480 pixels.
For each person, 10 images
were respectively captured by visible light and thermal cameras to simulate the
variation of body gaits. In total, we collected a database including 8,240
images (4,120 visible light images and 4,120 corresponding thermal images).
Among the 412 subjects, there were 254 males and 158 females.
In addition, the following
augmented images are included in this database.
Table
1. Description of the training and testing
databases in our experiments
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Database |
Males |
Females |
Total | |