CIFAR-10

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Linked on 11/24/2021

A well-known image classification dataset, 10 classes, 32 x 32 pixel images.

Dataset Characteristics

Image

Subject Area

Computer Science

Associated Tasks

Classification

Feature Type

-

# Instances

60000

# Features

-

Dataset Information

For what purpose was the dataset created?

The CIFAR-10 dataset was developed for evaluation of deep generative models in 2009 and has subsequently been widely adopted as a machine learning benchmark for image classification/object recognition. It is a subset of the original Tiny Images Dataset (from MIT and NYU), with 10 classes and more reliable labels. See also the related CIFAR-100 dataset with 100 classes. More details are provided in the linked technical report by Krizhevsky from 2009.

Who funded the creation of the dataset?

Developed by researchers at the University of Toronto

What do the instances in this dataset represent?

32 x 32 pixel color images

Are there recommended data splits?

Yes, there is a standard training set of size 50,000 and a test set of size 10,000

Does the dataset contain data that might be considered sensitive in any way?

Image datasets obtained from the Web (as CIFAR-10 is) may inadvertently contain sensitive information. The larger Tiny Images dataset has now been retracted for this reason (e.g., see discussion in Peng, Mathur, Narayanan, 2021)

Was there any data preprocessing performed?

See the technical report by Krizhevsky (2009) for details on data preprocessing

Has Missing Values?

No

Introductory Paper

Learning Multiple Layers of Features from Tiny Images

By Alex Krizhevsky. 2009

Published in Technical Report, Computer Science Department, University of Toronto

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Keywords

object recognition

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