Open University multi-view table tennis video database

Wong, Patrick Open University multi-view table tennis video database.

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Abstract

This video database contains multi-view table tennis sequences which were captured during local league matches. The sequences were filmed using up to 4 high speed cameras (Casio EX-F1). The original purpose of these sequences is for ball tracking research. A ground truth, which contains the ball location in each frame identified by human volunteers, is also available for some of the sequences. You can preview the sequences using the Dataset Access link. If you are interested in using these sequences for non-commercial research purposes, we can provide you links to download the original video sequences. Please contact us by clicking on the Contact OU Author button.

Item Type: Research Dataset Record
Dataset Status: Finalised
Alternative Title: Multi-view table tennis video database
Dataset Access: http://xgmt.open.ac.uk/8025758D004EE0CB/%28httpAdHocPages%29/88626E9BE9E00AC480257CFB00322F0C?OpenDocument
Collection Method: The table tennis sequences were captured at real match scenes - local league matches. The ground truth, which contains the ball location in each frame, is identified by human volunteers
Processing: Views captured by individual cameras have been synchanised and aligned.
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Retention Rule: Until specified date
Retention Date: 2025
Retention Action: Review
Extra Information: If you are going to use these video sequences for your research, please kindly cite the related publication indicated.
Keywords: multi-view; high speed cameras; slow motion; table tennis; object tracking
Academic Unit or School: Computing and Communications
Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Item ORO ID: 42324
Depositing User: Patrick Wong
Date Deposited: 24 Mar 2015 09:06
Last Modified: 25 May 2024 10:00
URI: https://oro.open.ac.uk/id/eprint/42324

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