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25th October 2022: Announcing Open Images V7, Now Featuring Point Labels

Open Images is a computer vision dataset covering ~9 million images with labels spanning thousands of object categories. Researchers around the world use Open Images [...]

21st June 2022: Overlapping images between Open Images, Flickr30k, and COCO

Open Images contains ~9M images crawled from Flickr. Other datasets such as COCO or Flickr30k also picked their images from Flickr. We ran a duplicate [...]

12th May 2021: Open Images meets FiftyOne

We have collaborated with the team at Voxel51 to make downloading, visualizing, and evaluating Open Images a breeze using their open-source tool FiftyOne. Getting started [...]

26th February 2020: Announcing Open Images V6, Now Featuring Localized Narratives

Open Images is the largest annotated image dataset in many regards, for use in training the latest deep convolutional neural networks for computer vision tasks. [...]

08th May 2019: Announcing Open Images V5 and the ICCV 2019 Open Images Challenge

In 2016, we introduced Open Images, a collaborative release of ~9 million images annotated with labels spanning thousands of object categories. Since then we have [...]

05th June 2018: Release of the challenge metric protocols and implementation

We released Open Images Challenge evaluation protocols on our website! Further, metric implementation for both tracks and data processing routines are now available as a [...]

17th May 2018: Rotated images in Open Images

The images in the Open Images dataset might be rotated with respect to the author's intended rotation for a series of reasons explained below. We [...]

15th May 2018: Visual Relationship Detection training data released

Today we are releasing training data for the Visual Relationship Detection track of the Open Images Challenge 2018. This track requires detecting pairs of objects [...]

30th April 2018: Announcing Open Images V4 and the ECCV 2018 Open Images Challenge

In 2016, we introduced Open Images, a collaborative release of ~9 million images annotated with labels spanning thousands of object categories. Since its initial release, [...]