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Dataset Card for KubriCount (FiftyOne subset)
kubricount-subset is a FiftyOne image dataset built from a subset of liuchang666/KubriCount, a large-scale synthetic benchmark for multi-grained visual counting. In addition to the ground-truth counting supervision, this FiftyOne version ships open-vocabulary detection predictions from NVIDIA's LocateAnything-3B, SigLIP embeddings, and per-sample counting evaluation fields.
Installation
If you haven't already, install FiftyOne:
pip install -U fiftyone
Usage
import fiftyone as fo
from fiftyone.utils.huggingface import load_from_hub
dataset = load_from_hub("harpreetsahota/kubricount-subset")
session = fo.launch_app(dataset)
Dataset Details
Dataset Description
KubriCount reframes open-world counting as a prompt-following problem across five explicit semantic granularity levels. Each 1024×1024 synthetic scene is produced with a Kubric + Blender rendering pipeline, refined by mask-conditioned image editing, and quality-filtered by a VLM. Every scene comes with pixel-perfect instance masks, 2D boxes, and per-object center points generated directly by the rendering engine (no human annotators).
This FiftyOne dataset is a subset of the full KubriCount release. It is a
flat image dataset — one sample per counting query — sampled primarily from
level 1 (identity) and level 5 (concept) queries across the train,
testA, and testB splits.
- Source dataset: liuchang666/KubriCount
- Paper: Count Anything at Any Granularity (Liu, Wu & Xie, SJTU 2026)
- Project page: verg-avesta.github.io/KubriCount
- Code: Verg-Avesta/KubriCount
- License: Apache-2.0
Counting granularity levels
| Level | Granularity | Prompt example | Distractor |
|---|---|---|---|
| L1 | Identity | "Count all the dogs." | None |
| L2 | Attribute (size/color) | "Count large cherries." | Small cherries |
| L3 | Category | "Count the cans." | Bags |
| L4 | Instance type | "Count backpack A." | Backpack B |
| L5 | Concept | "Count the lobsters." | Octopuses |
This subset focuses on L1 and L5 queries.
FiftyOne Dataset Structure
Dataset name: kubricount-subset
Media type: image
Summary
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Samples (counting queries) | 6,736 |
| Splits | train (5,000), testA (924), testB (812) |
| Levels present | L1 (5,000), L5 (1,736) |
| Categories | 157 |
Ground-truth fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
image_id |
string | Relative path key matching the source annotation files |
split |
string | train, testA, or testB |
level |
int | Counting granularity level |
category |
string | Target object class to count |
count |
int | Ground-truth target count |
target_points |
fo.Keypoints |
One keypoint per target object center; len(target_points.keypoints) == count |
example_boxes |
fo.Detections |
2–8 few-shot exemplar boxes for the target class |
segmentation |
fo.Segmentation |
Per-instance segmentation map (mask_path on disk) |
negative_category |
string | Distractor class (empty for L1) |
negative_count |
int | Ground-truth distractor count (0 for L1) |
negative_points |
fo.Keypoints |
One keypoint per distractor object |
negative_example_boxes |
fo.Detections |
Few-shot exemplar boxes for the distractor class |
Model predictions and evaluation fields
This subset includes open-vocabulary detection predictions generated with
NVIDIA LocateAnything-3B through the FiftyOne remote zoo model integration
Burhan-Q/fiftyone-locate-anything.
The model was run in detect mode using each sample's category as the target
class, then evaluated against the ground-truth counts.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
locate_anything_pred |
fo.Detections |
LocateAnything-3B detections for the target category. Each detection carries eval_boxes (tp / fp / fn) marks |
predicted_count |
int | Number of predicted target detections (len(locate_anything_pred.detections)) |
abs_error |
float | Absolute counting error, abs(predicted_count - count) |
eval_boxes_tp / eval_boxes_fp / eval_boxes_fn |
int | Per-sample TP / FP / FN box counts from the detection evaluation |
siglip_embeddings |
VectorField |
SigLIP image embedding |
siglip_viz |
list(float) | 2D embedding-visualization coordinates |
Note on LocateAnything-3B: the model emits no per-detection confidence scores (
fo.Detection.confidenceisNone), so it is used here as a class-conditioned localizer/counter. Its weights are under the NVIDIA License (non-commercial research only); see the wrapper repo for details.
Example queries
from fiftyone import ViewField as F
# Concept-level test split
view = dataset.match((F("split") == "testB") & (F("level") == 5))
# Where the counter was most wrong
hardest = dataset.sort_by("abs_error", reverse=True)
# Dense scenes
dense = dataset.match(F("count") > 100)
In the App, toggle target_points, example_boxes, segmentation, and
locate_anything_pred to compare ground truth against the model's predictions,
and color by eval_boxes on the predictions to inspect TP/FP boxes.
Citation
@article{liu2026count,
title = {Count Anything at Any Granularity},
author = {Liu, Chang and Wu, Haoning and Xie, Weidi},
journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:2605.10887},
year = {2026}
}
License
The source dataset is released under the Apache-2.0 License. LocateAnything-3B model weights are released under the NVIDIA License (non-commercial research only).
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