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- ### ### Dataset Summary
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  Visual Perspective Taking is a challenging task that traditionally requires large amounts of precisely labelled real-world data. This dataset serves as a proof-of-concept to explore the viability of using high-fidelity synthetic data as a scalable and cost-effective alternative.
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  The dataset has the following fields:
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  The data is split into training, validation, and test sets. The splits were created based on unique images to ensure no data leakage between the sets.
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  You can load and use the dataset with the `datasets` library as follows:
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  Visual Perspective Taking is a challenging task that traditionally requires large amounts of precisely labelled real-world data. This dataset serves as a proof-of-concept to explore the viability of using high-fidelity synthetic data as a scalable and cost-effective alternative.
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  The dataset has the following fields:
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  You can load and use the dataset with the `datasets` library as follows:
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