biglam/chambord-mortar-joint-segmentation
Château de Chambord — Mortar Joint Segmentation 425 image patches (512×512) cut from high-resolution photographs of the Château de Chambord, France, each paired with a binary mask marking the mortar joints between stones. Built-heritage conservation needs to measure how mortar joints erode over time. That means segmenting them first. Split Patches train 333 test 92 Fields image — 512×512 RGB patch mask — 512×512 binary mask (mode L, values {0… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/biglam/chambord-mortar-joint-segmentation.
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