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The PandaSet Dataset

PandaSet is a high-quality autonomous driving dataset that boasts the most number of annotated objects among 3d scene understanding datasets.
Created on September 14|Last edited on September 30

What Is the PandaSet Dataset?

PandaSet is a dataset which includes carefully planned routes and selected scenes that showcase complex urban driving scenarios, including steep hills, construction, dense traffic and pedestrians, and a variety of times of day and lighting conditions.
The PandaSet Dataset contains 3D Bounding box annotations for 28 object classes and a rich set of class attributes related to activity, visibility, location, pose. It also includes Point Cloud Segmentation with 37 semantic labels including for smoke, car exhaust, vegetation, and drivable surface.

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General Info About the PandaSet Dataset

Supported Tasks of the PandaSet Dataset

Here are the tasks that are supported by the PandaSet Dataset:

LiDAR-Only 3D Object Detection

LiDAR-Only 3D Object Detection is used when we are tasked to predict the volume of point cloud data point belonging to a particular object given only LiDAR sensor data. It also provides data for mechanical spinning and forward-facing LiDAR settings.
Models in the dataset can be evaluated on the Average Precision metric for the following three classes:
1: Pedestrian
2: Vehicle
3: Cyclist

LiDAR-Camera Fusion 3D Object Detection

LiDAR-Camera Fusion 3D Object Detection fuses and annotates LiDAR and camera sensor data, evaluating the task annotations exits for 19-classes, 3 classes from LiDAR-only detection, and one background class. Models can be evaluated using Average Precision.

LiDAR Point Cloud Segmentation

The PandaSet Dataset also provides the ground truth labels for LiDAR Point Cloud Segmentation. The authors of the dataset also establish a baseline for this task on the original 37 classes and merge them into 14 classes for evaluation of autonomous driving.
The commonly used IOU matrix is used for the evaluation of models using this dataset.

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