--- license: cc-by-4.0 task_categories: - object-detection - keypoint-detection - image-segmentation tags: - synthetic - SEM - scanning-electron-microscopy - materials-science - ZIF-8 - metal-organic-framework - 3d-keypoint - instance-segmentation size_categories: - 10K.pt", map_location="cpu")`. ## Dataset Structure The dataset is provided as a single tar archive (`synzif8_full.tar`) containing the `dataset_v6/` directory. ### Per-image files For each rendered scene `render_{ID}`, the following files are provided: | File | Description | |------|-------------| | `render_{ID}.png` | Original rendered image (rhombic dodecahedron crystals) | | `render_{ID}_styled.png` | SEM-stylized image (via ControlNet + LoRA) | | `render_{ID}_edge.png` | Visible edge map | | `render_{ID}_labeled.png` | Labeled visualization with instance IDs | | `render_{ID}_mask.png` | Combined instance mask | | `render_{ID}_masks/` | Per-instance amodal and visible masks | | `render_{ID}_metadata.json` | 14 vertex coordinates, edge lengths, visibility, per-instance annotations | ## Splits | Split | # Images | |-------|---------:| | Train | 16,000 | | Validation | 2,000 | | Test | 2,000 | Split is fixed (seed=42) and shared across all benchmark experiments. ## Tasks Supported - **Instance Segmentation** (amodal + visible masks) - **3D Keypoint Detection** (14 vertices per crystal) - **6D Pose Estimation** - **Edge Length Measurement** (for downstream COâ‚‚ diffusivity computation) ## Intended Use SynZIF-8 is designed as both training data and an evaluation testbed for: 1. Models tackling SEM image analysis of crystalline particles 2. Benchmarking automated morphological measurement (edge length) against human expert annotation 3. Evaluating 3D keypoint detection and 6D pose estimation in sub-micron-scale microscopy domains ## License CC-BY-4.0 ## Limitations - Synthetic-to-real domain gap may persist despite SEM stylization - Models exclusively cover ZIF-8-like rhombic dodecahedron geometry - A 2-pixel resolution discrepancy exists between rendered (686px) and SEM-styled (688px) images ## Citation To be added upon publication.