Fix case of missing label in Forest Damage dataset #499
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Is this a problem with the actual dataset? If so, can you inform the authors? |
Yes, I believe so. I checked the raw xml files, and send an email to the authors. They said they will look into it. |
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* fix case of missing label * mypy fix
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* fix case of missing label * mypy fix
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When using this dataset, I discovered that 3 of the more than 100,000 bounding boxes are missing a label, and thus breaking the
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