
This repository contains a curated dataset of 5,431 high-resolution images of commercial beer bottles, designed specifically for computer vision and machine learning research. Each image represents a controlled configuration of bottle attributes, including: bottle type glass color fill level liquid color label presence cap state The dataset utilizes a deterministic file naming convention that directly encodes these attributes, making it highly structured and easy to parse. In addition to the raw images, the dataset is accompanied by machine-readable JSON annotations and a suite of Python utility scripts for data curation, validation, and statistical analysis. This ensures the integrity of the dataset and provides researchers with ready-to-use tools for their own image processing, object detection, or classification pipelines. Naming Convention File naming follows the pattern: {type}_{color}_{fill}_{liquid}_{label}_{cap}_{index}.{extension} For example: vichy_brown_filled_light_labeled_crowned_001.jpg Each component corresponds to one categorical attribute of the bottle.
machine learning, bottles, image dataset, packaging, dataset, deep learning, object detection, beer, computer vision, image classification
machine learning, bottles, image dataset, packaging, dataset, deep learning, object detection, beer, computer vision, image classification
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