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data-transforms-datasets

data-transforms-datasets

Prepare and validate GluonCV datasets, data transforms, batchify functions, metrics, and visualization helpers.

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GluonCV data transforms and datasets

Use this sub-skill when the task is about GluonCV dataset roots/layouts, object-detection records, segmentation/classification/video/tracking/re-id/depth datasets, image or bounding-box transforms, preset data transforms, DataLoader batchification, data metrics, or visualization helpers.

Natural triggers

Load this sub-skill for requests mentioning:

  • GluonCV datasets or gluoncv.data.* classes.
  • Pascal VOC, COCO, ADE20K, Cityscapes, ImageNet, Kinetics, UCF101, HMDB51, Something-Something-V2, Market1501, OTB, KITTI, MHP, VisDrone, LST, or RecordIO.
  • Bounding-box transforms, image resize/crop/flip/ten-crop, mask/pose/video transforms, or detector presets for SSD, Faster R-CNN, Mask R-CNN, YOLO, and CenterNet.
  • Stack, Pad, Append, Tuple, FasterRCNNTrainBatchify, MaskRCNNTrainBatchify, DetectionDataLoader, or RandomTransformDataLoader.
  • Dataset preparation helpers, frame extraction, train/val list building, --download-dir, --no-download, --overwrite, or ImageRecord conversion.
  • Detection annotation validation before passing records into GluonCV transforms or training scripts.

Route away

  • Model name selection, model instantiation, custom heads, and MXNet model dry-runs: use ../mxnet-model-zoo/.
  • PyTorch action-recognition models, configs, DirectPose, or Torch DDP: use ../torch-video-workflows/.
  • Full training/evaluation/demo command assembly from the script zoo: use ../training-evaluation-scripts/.
  • AutoGluon wrappers, deployment, ONNX, TVM, or export: use ../automl-deployment-export/.

First workflow choice

  1. Identify the data family and root. Use datasets-and-transforms.md to pick a dataset class, expected layout, split argument, and optional dependencies. Prefer passing explicit root=/setting= instead of relying on default user home directories when an experiment uses project-local data.
  2. Validate custom detection annotations early. For simple JSON records, run validate_detection_record.py before involving MXNet/GluonCV. For LST/RecordIO or VOC-like data, compare against the schemas in datasets-and-transforms.md.
  3. Wire transforms with label semantics. Geometric image transforms that change size, crop, or flip require the corresponding bbox/mask/pose transform. Use api-reference.md for coordinate order, size argument order, preset transform inputs, and batchify pairing.
  4. Choose batchify by output shape. Use Stack only for same-shaped arrays, Pad for variable-length labels, Append for ragged per-sample structures, and Tuple(...) to apply a per-field function to (image, label, ...) samples.
  5. Add diagnostics and visual checks. Use GluonCV visualization helpers (plot_bbox, plot_image, segmentation palettes) and metrics only after validating data format. Keep display/non-headless concerns separate from dataset parsing.
  6. If data is large or network-bound, plan without running downloads. Dataset preparation scripts are reference-only for this skill; record the required archives, flags, generated folders/lists/RecordIO files, and storage constraints before asking to run a large command.

Core facts to preserve

  • Detection labels consumed by GluonCV dataset/transforms use [xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax, class_id] plus optional extra columns. VOC labels include an additional difficult column.
  • Bbox size tuples are (width, height), while image tensors are HWC. Mixing these orders is a common source of silent annotation corruption.
  • COCO detection/instance/keypoints classes rely on pycocotools and the COCO category order matching the class list.
  • Video datasets generally require decoded frame folders plus a setting/list file; decord is optional for direct video loading.
  • Most built-in datasets default under ~/.mxnet/datasets/...; production workflows should pass explicit roots when data is not there.

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