This page walks through the steps required to generate ADE20K panoptic segmentation data for DeepLab2.
Before running any Deeplab2 scripts, the users should (1) access the ADE20K dataset website to download the dataset, and (2) prepare the panoptic annotation using Mask2Former's script.
After finishing above steps, the expected directory structure should be as follows:
.(ADE20K_ROOT)
+-- images
|
|-- annotations
|
|-- objectInfo150.txt
|
|-- annotations_instance
|
|-- ade20k_panoptic_{train,val}.json
|
+-- ade20k_panoptic_{train,val}
Use the following commandline to generate ADE20K TFRecords:
# For generating data for panoptic segmentation task
python deeplab2/data/build_ade20k_data.py \
--ade20k_root=${ADE20K_ROOT} \
--output_dir=${OUTPUT_DIR}
Commandline above will output two sharded tfrecord files:
{train|val}@1000.tfrecord
. In the tfrecords, for train
and val
set, it
contains the RGB image pixels as well as corresponding annotations. These files
will be used as the input for the model training and evaluation.
The Example proto contains the following fields:
image/encoded
: encoded image content.image/filename
: image filename.image/format
: image file format.image/height
: image height.image/width
: image width.image/channels
: image channels.image/segmentation/class/encoded
: encoded segmentation content.image/segmentation/class/format
: segmentation encoding format.
For panoptic segmentation, the encoded segmentation map will be the raw bytes of an int32 panoptic map, where each pixel is assigned to a panoptic ID, which is computed by:
panoptic ID = semantic ID * label divisor + instance ID
where semantic ID will be:
- ignore label (0) for pixels not belonging to any segment
- for segments associated with
iscrowd
label:- (default): ignore label (0)
category_id
for other segments
The instance ID will be 0 for pixels belonging to
stuff
classthing
class withiscrowd
label- pixels with ignore label
and [1, label divisor)
otherwise.