We present the "Visual Inductive Priors for Data-Efficient Computer Vision" challenges. We offer four challenges, where models are to be trained from scratch, and we reduce the number of training samples to a fraction of the full set. The winners of each challenge are invited to present their winning method at the VIPriors workshop presentation at ECCV 2020.
This challenge is the VIPriors Semantic Segmentation Challenge. Cityscapes dataset
Please note that this challenge does not allow using any pre-trained checkpoint, including any pre-trained backbone! To warrant the competitive integrity of the competition competitive participants may expect a request to share their code with the organizers for a reproducability study.
The winners of this challenge will get an opportunity to present their method at the VIPriors workshop at ECCV 2020. The organizers will contact contenders that are eligible for this opportunity after the challenges close.
As training data for these challenges we use subsets of publicly available datasets. We do not directly provide the data but instead expose tooling to generate the subsets from the canonical versions of the publicly available full datasets through our toolkit. The MiniCity dataset consists of a train, val and test set of 200, 100 and 200 images, respectively. Please refer to "Resources" below for details for details.
To accommodate submissions to the challenges we provide a toolkit that contains:
See the GitHub repository of the toolkit here.
If you have any questions, please first refer to the FAQ in the toolkit repository. If your question is not answered you can ask it in the challenge forums.
The evaluation criteria are the same as used for the Cityscapes Pixel-Level Semantic Labeling Task. The main metric used to rank submissions is the mean Intersection-over-Union (mIoU). Please refer to the class definitions as described here to see which classes are included in the evaluation and the challenge toolkit for more details and example code to generate valid submissions. Don't forget to zip your submission file as CodaLab only takes ZIP archives as submissions.
Start: March 2, 2020, midnight
Description: Use this phase for debugging your submission. Your submissions are evaluated against the validation set. Don't forget to zip your submission file as CodaLab only takes ZIP archives as submissions.
Start: March 2, 2020, midnight
Description: Don't forget to zip your submission file as CodaLab only takes ZIP archives as submissions.
July 10, 2020, 10:59 p.m.
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