--- license: cc-by-4.0 task_categories: - image-segmentation tags: - texture - boundary-detection - segmentation - materials size_categories: - n<1K --- # RWTD - Real World Texture Boundary Dataset A dataset of 253 image crops (256x256), each containing exactly **two adjacent textures** separated by a boundary. Every sample includes per-texture binary segmentation masks and natural-language texture descriptions. ## Dataset Description Each sample contains: | Field | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | `image` | Image | 256x256 RGB crop | | `boundary_mask` | Image | Binary boundary between the two textures | | `texture_a_mask` | Image | Binary mask for texture A | | `texture_b_mask` | Image | Binary mask for texture B | | `texture_a` | string | Natural-language description of texture A | | `texture_b` | string | Natural-language description of texture B | | `original_texture_a` | string | Short original label for texture A | | `original_texture_b` | string | Short original label for texture B | | `crop_name` | string | Sample identifier | | `oracle_points_a` | string | JSON-encoded list of [x,y] point prompts for texture A | | `oracle_points_b` | string | JSON-encoded list of [x,y] point prompts for texture B | ## Texture Descriptions Each texture region is annotated with a rich 5-10 word description emphasizing discriminative visual features (material, pattern, structure). Examples: - *"smooth curved seashell with radiating ridged lines"* - *"fine sandy substrate with granular particles"* - *"rough wood grain with prominent raised texture"* - *"quilted padded fabric with raised diamond stitching"* ## Usage ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("aviadcohz/RWTD") sample = ds["train"][0] print(sample["texture_a"], "—", sample["texture_b"]) sample["image"].show() ``` ## Statistics - **253** samples - **256x256** pixel crops - **2 textures** per image with complementary binary masks - Rich texture descriptions (5-10 words each) - Oracle point prompts for each texture region