The largest gun dataset with 51K annotated images for detectoin, and other 51K images for classification
The sources where we collect our gun image dataset include:
- We first collect a lot of gun images from the IMFDB website \cite{IMFDB} - a movie internet firearms database. Then we use a CNN-based gun detector to roughly label the data. Finally we manually check and relabel the inaccurate labels.
- We collect some images from publicly available websites of some of the papers \cite{Olmos,Lim,UCF}. Note that many of these images overlap with the first source and we have to manually clean them. The images from the video footages in \cite{UCF} are used in \cite{Lim}. We do not use most of them because their resolution is very low and different from real cameras.
- We deploy a few cameras in a private office and capture some gun detection data in a real scene. The data we collect this way is about a couple of thousands.
- Many negative samples for gun detection and classification are collected from the failed cases in our deployment cameras.
By downloading the LinkSprite gun detectiond dataset, the Receiving Entity agrees to:
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Cite the following publication (https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.01058)
@misc{Linksprite_Gun_dataset, author = “Delong Qi, and Weijun Tan, and Zhifu Liu, and Qi Yao, and Jingfeng Liu”, title = “{A Gun Detection Dataset and Searching for Embedded Device Solutions”, Journal = {ArXiv preprint 2105.01058}, Year = {2021} }
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- Sample images for gun detection