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Add instructions for manual reconstruction of dataset.
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README.md
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## Dataset Structure
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The KABR dataset follows the Charades format:
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KABR
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### Data Instances
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[More Information Needed]
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**Naming:** Within the image folder, the `video_n` folders are named as follows (X indicates a number):
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* G0XXX.X - Giraffes
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* ZP0XXX.X - Plains Zebras
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## Dataset Structure
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Under `KABR/dataset/image/`, the data has been archived into `.zip` files, which are split into 2GB files. These must be recombined and extracted.
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After cloning and navigating into the repository, you can use the following commands to do the reconstruction:
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```bash
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cd KABR/dataset/image/
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cat giraffes_part_* > giraffes.zip
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md5sum giraffes.zip # Compare this to what's shown with `cat giraffes_md5.txt`
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unzip giraffes.zip
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rm -rf giraffes_part_*
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# Similarly for `zebras_grevys_part_*` and `zebras_plains_part_*`
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```
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The KABR dataset follows the Charades format:
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KABR
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/dataset
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/image
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/video_1
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/image_n.jpg
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/annotation
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/classes.json
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/train.csv
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### Data Instances
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**Naming:** Within the image folder, the `video_n` folders are named as follows (X indicates a number):
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* G0XXX.X - Giraffes
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### ```sing Information
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