The "Person-Collecting-Waste COCO Dataset," provided by the user ashu009 on Kaggle, is designed for object detection tasks and follows the COCO format. This dataset includes 300 images along with corresponding annotation files in JSON format. The primary goal of this dataset is to identify and detect individuals collecting waste, which can be useful for projects related to environmental protection and waste management.

A total of 5335 images of healthy and affected eye images were collected from Anwara Hamida Eye Hospital in Faridpur and BNS Zahrul Haque Eye Hospital in Faridpur district with the help of the hospital authorities. Then from these original images, a total of 16242 augmented images are produced by using Rotation, Width shifting, Height shifting, Translation, Flipping, and Zooming techniques to increase the number of data.
Worldwide, eye ailments are recognized as significant contributors to nonfatal disabling conditions. In Bangladesh, 1.5% of adults suffer from blindness, while 21.6% experience low vision. Therefore, eye disease detection is crucial for preserving vision, preventing blindness, and maintaining overall health. Early detection allows for prompt intervention and treatment, preventing irreversible damage and preserving quality of life.

YOLO-based Segmented Dataset for Drone vs. Bird Detection for Deep and Machine Learning Algorithms


Formatted in accordance with the YOLOv7 PyTorch specification, the dataset is organized into three folders: Test, Train, and Valid. Each folder contains two sub-folders—Images and Labels—with the Labels folder including the associated metadata in plaintext format. This metadata provides valuable information about the detected objects within each image, allowing the model to accurately learn and detect drones and birds in varying circumstances. The dataset contains a total of 20,925 images, all with a resolution of 640 x 640 pixels in JPEG format, providing comprehensive training and validation opportunities for machine learning models.

This dataset contains a collection of documents and their associated emotions, specifically designed for classification tasks in Natural Language Processing (NLP). The dataset includes a list of documents, each associated with a specific emotion label. It helps you develop machine learning models for identifying various emotions in text.

Dataset Contents:
A list of text documents with emotion labels
The dataset is split into three parts: training (Train), validation (Validation), and testing (Test) for building machine learning models.