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## Dataset Information The dataset focuses on the printed part of 316ss track prints that were one a 316ss substrate. This was done in-situ and using Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory on board High Speed Camera video recorder for laser powder bed fusion. Currently, the dataset consists of 100 annotated images. #### **Instructions for Generating Predictions and Evaluating Model Performance on the Benchmark Dataset** - Raw images and corresponding groud truth masks are [here][1]. - For each model, we provide an inference script to generate predictions. - Refer to the table at the bottom for links to the inference scripts for each model. - You need to change the paths for images and model in the script accordingly. - Once you've generated the predictions, you can use the '[get_evaluation_metrics.py][2]' script (applicable to all models in this dataset) to assess the model's performance on the generated predictions. - You need to change the paths for images in the script accordingly. **Metadata:** - Maker = Mikrotron - Model = MC1362 - Detector = CMOS Sensor - dimension size = 1280x1024 - Capture Rate = 1kHz - wavelength detection = 1024 gray levels - resolution limit = 14 μm/pixel - Orientation = Co-axial - filter band pass = 780−820 nm - video output dimensions = 256 × 256 - measure scale = 17 μm/pixel - exposure time = 200 μs **Want to contribute? Fill up this [Google Form][3]**. <h2> Benchmarks </h2> | Model | Description | Binary IoU | Library | Input Image Size | Performance Metrics | Paper | Evaluation Script |Compatible TensorFlow Version | |:---------------------------------:|:--------------------------------------------:|:----------:|:--------------------:|:----------------:|:------------------------------------------:|:------------------------------------------:|:------------------------------------------:|:------------------------------------------:| | [unet.h5][4] | U-Net model with 4-block encoder and decoder | 23%|Tensorflow/Keras | 1024 x 1024| Accuracy <br> Precision <br> Recall <br> Binary IoU* | - | [Click Here][5] |TensorFlow 2.13.0 | [1]: https://osf.io/dzv3b/files/osfstorage [2]: https://osf.io/download/6707ebac3c04be001f210fc5/ [3]: https://osf.io/download/6707ebac3c04be001f210fc5/ [4]: https://osf.io/download/6658e77e65e1de4893894165/ [5]: https://osf.io/download/6707ebac9bf7741c44a5eef1/
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