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01Shoozes /LFM-Orbit-SatData LFM Orbit SatData Retagged Earth-observation training data produced by LFM Orbit for the Liquid AI x DPhi Space Hackathon. The default viewer config is training_assets.jsonl, which contains single-image SFT rows with image, messages, and metadata. Temporal sequence rows live in the temporal_sft config so the Hugging Face Dataset Viewer does not try to cast sequence rows into the single-image schema. Configs Config File Purpose default training_assets.jsonl… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Shoozes/LFM-Orbit-SatData.image1K<n<10K0 likes303 downloads5mo agoHugging Face02OrbitalLab /player-detectionimage1K<n<10K0 likes209 downloads2y agoHugging Face03HarryMaguire1993 /bbh-orbit-lensing-gifs Pokémon, behind a binary black hole before after PUT YOUR POKEMON BEHIND BINARY BLACK HOLES Artwork © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK. See LICENSE. image1K<n<10K0 likes72 downloads2d agoHugging Face04Abk802 /ORBIT ORBIT: An Object Property Reasoning Benchmark for Visual Inference Tasks Inspired by human object categorization, this repository introduces ORBIT, a comprehensive benchmark designed to evaluate the abilities of Vision–Language Models (VLMs) to reason about abstract object properties. ORBIT spans four object property dimensions (physical, taxonomic, functional, relational), three levels of reasoning complexity (direct recognition, property inference, counterfactual reasoning), and three… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Abk802/ORBIT.image1K<n<10K0 likes37 downloads1y agoHugging Face05pawlo2013 /moon-lunar-orbiter Lunar Orbiter Data 1966-1967 This dataset contains images taken by the lunar orbiter during its 5 missions in the years 1966-1967. The purpose of the first three missions was to obtain images for use as landing sites for the Apollo mission. The fourth, and fifth missions captured the near and far side of the moon respectively. The starting number of each frame represents the mission so for example 1005 means 5 frames taken in the first mission. Note that there were two cameras on board the… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/pawlo2013/moon-lunar-orbiter.imagen<1K0 likes29 downloads1y agoHugging Face

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