From: http://www.bfcat.com /? Page_id = 268 this page will be updated occasionally, with as many computer vision databases and program resources as possible. Since the program summarized by uiuc Jia-bin Huang has been very comprehensive, I will not post it unless it is particularly recommended. Latest Update: 2013.03.26
Temple University
Some data and programs summarized by Haibin Ling
Database
Saliency Database: a significance detection database with eye movement data
CMU-video dataset for occlusion/Object Boundary Detection
Microsoft-foreground and background database
Middlebury stereo vision, Optical Flow Database, currently the most popular evaluation criteria
Another CMU video database, but many are not labeled
York University database summary page
Brown University video database
Ethz Bastian leibe Target Detection Database
Microsoft Cambridge Research Institute: Kinect pose recognition database
Graphanalysistoolbox: A graph analysis database developed by the University of Boston. Relatively old, but there are many practical functions
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The target tracking database of Munich University of Science and Technology was used for the first time in their article eccv2012.
Qmul pedestrian recognition database for underground scenarios
Tree Structure Reconstruction Database
Program
The Program Summary page of uiuc Jia-bin Huang with rich content
Some data and programs summarized by Temple University Haibin Ling
Graph-based significance (nips2006)
Shape from defocus
Multi-view geometric MATLAB assembly of Andrew zisserman
Peter kovesi's MATLAB assembly for image processing, mainly including MATLAB implementation of some basic algorithms
Cvpr2012 best Open Source Award for the implementation of multiple libsvx Video Segmentation
Early event detector project page (code available on website)
Sample programs for decision Forest
Saliency filter: A significant quick implementation of cvpr2012 (version re-implemented by the second author)
Mexico opencv: enables MATLAB to use opencv
Three codes that can be used in the assisted Driving System: feature point matching, line segment, and disappear Point Detection
Shai bagon's Matlab code (Weizmann lab in Israel)
Kaze feature description
Tutorial document
Andrew Moore's tutorial series on Statistics and Data Mining
Random forests (random forest)