README.md

---
task_categories:
- image-segmentation
- image-classification
language:
- en
tags:
- agritech
- hyperspectral
- spectroscopy
- fruit
- sub-class classification
- detection
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
---
# Living Optics Orchard Dataset
## Overview
This dataset contains 100 images of various fruits and vegetables captured under controlled lighting, with the [Living Optics Camera](livingoptics.com).

The data consists of RGB images, sparse spectral samples and instance segmentation masks.

From the 100 images, we extract >400,000 spectral samples, of which >83,000 belong to one of the 15 classes in the dataset. The rest of the spectra can be used for negative sampling when training classifiers.

### Classes

The dataset contains 15 classes:
- Pink Lady Apple
- Granny Smith Apple
- Royal Gala Apple
- Plastic Apple
- Cucumber
- Melon
- Yellow Pepper
- Green Pepper
- Orange Pepper
- Lemon
- Tomato
- Cherry Tomato
- Plastic Tomato
- Orange
- Easy Peeler Orange

## Requirements

- [lo-sdk](https://www.livingoptics.com/register-for-download-sdk/)
- [lo-examples](https://github.com/livingoptics/python-examples)


## Download instructions

### Command line
```commandline
huggingface-cli ...
```

### Python
```python 
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download
...
```

## Usage

```python
import os.path as op
import numpy.typing as npt
from typing import List, Dict, Generator
from lo_data_tools import Annotation, LODataItem, LOJSONDataset, draw_annotations
from dataset_visualisation import get_object_spectra, plot_labelled_spectra
from lo.sdk.api.acquisition.io.open import open as lo_open
# Load the dataset
path_to_download = op.expanduser("~/Downloads/LivingOpticsOrchardData")
dataset = LOJSONDataset(path_to_download)

# Get the training data as an iterator 
training_data: List[LODataItem] = dataset.load("train")

# Inspect the data

lo_data_item: LODataItem
for lo_data_item in training_data[:3]:

    draw_annotations(lo_data_item)

    ann: Annotation
    for ann in lo_data_item.annotations:
        print(ann.class_name, ann.category, ann.subcategories)

# Plot the spectra for each class
fig, ax = plt.subplots(1)
object_spectra_dict = {}
class_numbers_to_labels = {0: "background_class"}
for lo_data_item in training_data:
    object_spectra_dict, class_numbers_to_labels = get_object_spectra(
        lo_data_item, object_spectra_dict, class_numbers_to_labels
    )

plot_labelled_spectra(object_spectra_dict, class_numbers_to_labels, ax)
plt.show()
    
```