You will be given pictures and their descriptions. Each description will tell you a specific interaction between people and objects in the picture, for example, a person riding a bicycle. Your task is to draw tight boxes around each person and each object involved in the given interaction, and link a person to an object if you see the interaction happening between them.
Once you start the annotation, your task for involves three steps:
Step 1: Draw a tight box around each person involved in the interaction
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For example, draw a tight box around each person riding bicycles; ignore all the people not riding bicycles.
Step 2: Draw a tight box around each object involved in the interaction
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For example, draw a tight box around each bicycle being ridden by people; ignore all the bicycles not being ridden.
Step 3: Link a person to an object if the interaction is happening between them.
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For example, link a person to a bicycle if that person is riding that bicycle.
If the person or object involved in the interaction is not visible in the picture, you should check the square box under Reset and skip the picture.
Notes
| If a person or object is occluded or cut by the picture, draw a box only around its visible part. | |||
A person riding an airplane.
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A person feeding a bird.
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A person petting a bird.
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A person exiting an airplane.
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| Do not draw box around people or object that is not involved in the interaction. | |||
A person washing a bicycle
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A person tying a boat.
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A person repairing an umbrella.
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A person hosing a car.
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| Link every person-object pair where you see the given interaction. | |||
A person boarding an airplane.
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A person chasing a bird.
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A person herding a cow.
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A person eating at a dining table.
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