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Among the players whose total NHL games played in their first 7 years of NHL career is no less than 500, what is the name of the player who committed the most rule violations?
total NHL games played in their first 7 years of NHL career is no less than 500 refers to sum_7yr_GP > 500; name of the player refers to PlayerName; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
height of over 6'2" inches refers to height_in_inch > '6''2"'; born in Sweden refers to nation = 'Sweden' ;
players refers to PlayerName; drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Eastern Europe'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'), 100); from Eastern Europe refers to nation in ('Belarus', 'Bulgaria', 'Czech Republic', 'Hungary', 'Moldova', 'Poland', 'Romania', 'Slovakia', 'Ukraine'); countries in a continent can be identified by referring to https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/list-of-countries-by-continent;
names of the players refers to PlayerName; team Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
drafted by Anaheim Ducks refers to overallby = 'Anaheim Ducks'; in 2008 refers to draftyear = 2008; played for U.S. National U18 Team refers to TEAM = 'U.S. National U18 Team';
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
how much taller = SUBTRACT(SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'David Bornhammar'), SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'Pauli Levokari')); height in centimeters refers to height_in_cm;
weigh more than 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
youngest player refers to MAX(birthdate); 1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998'; OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL';
Identify the players who weigh 120 kg.
players refers to PlayerName; weigh 120 kg refers to weight_in_kg = 120;
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL'; who refers to PlayerName; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; most number of assist refers to MAX(A); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
height of over 6'2" inches refers to height_in_inch > '6''2"'; born in Sweden refers to nation = 'Sweden' ;
names of the players refers to PlayerName; Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
most valuable player refers to MAX(P); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
average = AVG(height_in_cm); players refers to PlayerName; position of defense refers to position_info = 'D' ;
goals scored refers to G; Calgary Hitmen refers to TEAM = 'Calgary Hitmen'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(G WHERE PlayerName = 'Ian Schultz'), SUM(G)), 100); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
tallest refers to MAX(height_in_cm); player refers to PlayerName; team USA U20 refers to TEAM = 'USA U20';
List out the name of players who have a height of 5'8".
name of players refers to PlayerName; height of 5'8" refers to height_in_inch = '5''8"';
weigh in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg;
right-shooted refers to shoots = 'R'; weigh over 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
how much taller = SUBTRACT(SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'David Bornhammar'), SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'Pauli Levokari')); height in centimeters refers to height_in_cm;
oldest player refers to MIN(birthdate); Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; position of the player refers to position_info; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; longest time on ice in the player's first 7 years of NHL career refers to MAX(sum_7yr_TOI);
average = AVG(height_in_cm); players refers to PlayerName; position of defense refers to position_info = 'D' ;
Who is the tallest player in team USA U20?
tallest refers to MAX(height_in_cm); player refers to PlayerName; team USA U20 refers to TEAM = 'USA U20';
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
how much taller = SUBTRACT(SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'David Bornhammar'), SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'Pauli Levokari')); height in centimeters refers to height_in_cm;
right-shooted players refers to shoots = 'R'; height of 5'7'' refers to height_in_inch = '5''7"';
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; longest time on ice in the player's first 7 years of NHL career refers to MAX(sum_7yr_TOI);
USA refers to nation = 'USA' ; players refers to PlayerName; lightest weight refers to MIN(weight_in_lbs);
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
most valuable player refers to MAX(P); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
born in 1982 refers to birthyear = 1982; height above 182cm refers to height_in_cm > 182 ;
names of the players refers to PlayerName; team Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
type of game refers to GAMETYPE;
What is the average height in centimeters of all the players in the position of defense?
average = AVG(height_in_cm); players refers to PlayerName; position of defense refers to position_info = 'D' ;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
average weight in pounds = AVG(weight_in_lbs); weight in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs; players refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
total NHL games played in their first 7 years of NHL career is no less than 500 refers to sum_7yr_GP > 500; name of the player refers to PlayerName; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
who refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes'; committed the highest rule violations refers to MAX(PIM); in 2000 refers to draftyear = 2000;
name of players refers to PlayerName; height of 5'8" refers to height_in_inch = '5''8"';
right-shooted players refers to shoots = 'R'; height of 5'7'' refers to height_in_inch = '5''7"';
players refers to PlayerName; drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; highest prospects for the draft refers to MAX(CSS_rank);
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most NHL points in draft year refers to MAX(P);
What is the percentage of Russian players who have a height of under 200 inch?
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Russia' WHERE height_in_cm < 200), COUNT(ELITEID)), 100); Russian refers to nation = 'Russia'; players refers to PlayerName; height of under 200 inch refers to height_in_cm < 200;
right-shooted refers to shoots = 'R'; weigh over 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
average weight in pounds = AVG(weight_in_lbs); weight in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs; players refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
height of over 6'2" inches refers to height_in_inch > '6''2"'; born in Sweden refers to nation = 'Sweden' ;
tallest refers to MAX(height_in_cm); player refers to PlayerName; team USA U20 refers to TEAM = 'USA U20';
heaviest player refers to MAX(weight_in_lb); drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
height in inches refers to height_in_inch; players refers to PlayerName; team Oshawa Generals refers to TEAM = 'Oshawa Generals';
players refers to PlayerName; weigh 120 kg refers to weight_in_kg = 120;
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Sweden'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE SEASON = '1997-2000'), 100); Swedish refers to nation = 'Sweden'; players refers to PlayerName; playoffs games refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1997-2000 season refers to 3 consecutive SEASONs : '1997-1998', '1998-1999', '1999-2000';
How many players who were born in 1980 weigh 185 in pounds?
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
weigh more than 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
heaviest player refers to MAX(weight_in_lb); drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
FALSE;
total NHL games played in their first 7 years of NHL career is no less than 500 refers to sum_7yr_GP > 500; name of the player refers to PlayerName; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
right-shooted players refers to shoots = 'R'; height of 5'7'' refers to height_in_inch = '5''7"';
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; longest time on ice in the player's first 7 years of NHL career refers to MAX(sum_7yr_TOI);
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Sweden'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE SEASON = '1997-2000'), 100); Swedish refers to nation = 'Sweden'; players refers to PlayerName; playoffs games refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1997-2000 season refers to 3 consecutive SEASONs : '1997-1998', '1998-1999', '1999-2000';
most valuable player refers to MAX(P); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
How many players, who were drafted by Anaheim Ducks in 2008, have played for U.S. National U18 Team?
drafted by Anaheim Ducks refers to overallby = 'Anaheim Ducks'; in 2008 refers to draftyear = 2008; played for U.S. National U18 Team refers to TEAM = 'U.S. National U18 Team';
who refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes'; committed the highest rule violations refers to MAX(PIM); in 2000 refers to draftyear = 2000;
average weight in pounds = AVG(weight_in_lbs); weight in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs; players refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
born in 1982 refers to birthyear = 1982; height above 182cm refers to height_in_cm > 182 ;
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Sweden'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE SEASON = '1997-2000'), 100); Swedish refers to nation = 'Sweden'; players refers to PlayerName; playoffs games refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1997-2000 season refers to 3 consecutive SEASONs : '1997-1998', '1998-1999', '1999-2000';
tallest refers to MAX(height_in_cm); player refers to PlayerName; team USA U20 refers to TEAM = 'USA U20';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
youngest player refers to MAX(birthdate); 1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998'; OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most NHL points in draft year refers to MAX(P);
drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; played over 300 games in their first 7 years of the NHL career refers to sum_7yr_GP > 300;
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Russia' WHERE height_in_cm < 200), COUNT(ELITEID)), 100); Russian refers to nation = 'Russia'; players refers to PlayerName; height of under 200 inch refers to height_in_cm < 200;
How many playoffs did Per Mars participate in?
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
played the most game plays refers to MAX(GP); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
youngest player refers to MAX(birthdate); 1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998'; OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL';
difference = SUBTRACT(SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'), SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs') WHERE SEASON = '1998-1999'); number of goals scored refers to G; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1998-1999 season refers to SEASON = '1998-1999';
FALSE;
players refers to PlayerName; drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Eastern Europe'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'), 100); from Eastern Europe refers to nation in ('Belarus', 'Bulgaria', 'Czech Republic', 'Hungary', 'Moldova', 'Poland', 'Romania', 'Slovakia', 'Ukraine'); countries in a continent can be identified by referring to https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/list-of-countries-by-continent;
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
tallest player refers to MAX(height_in_cm);
average = AVG(height_in_cm); players refers to PlayerName; position of defense refers to position_info = 'D' ;
Mention the type of game that Matthias Trattnig played.
type of game refers to GAMETYPE;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; position of the player refers to position_info; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL'; who refers to PlayerName; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; most number of assist refers to MAX(A); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
USA refers to nation = 'USA' ; players refers to PlayerName; lightest weight refers to MIN(weight_in_lbs);
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
players refers to PlayerName; drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Eastern Europe'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'), 100); from Eastern Europe refers to nation in ('Belarus', 'Bulgaria', 'Czech Republic', 'Hungary', 'Moldova', 'Poland', 'Romania', 'Slovakia', 'Ukraine'); countries in a continent can be identified by referring to https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/list-of-countries-by-continent;
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
drafted by Anaheim Ducks refers to overallby = 'Anaheim Ducks'; in 2008 refers to draftyear = 2008; played for U.S. National U18 Team refers to TEAM = 'U.S. National U18 Team';
Among the players who played in OHL league during the regular season in 2007-2008, who is the player that attained the most number of assist?
OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL'; who refers to PlayerName; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; most number of assist refers to MAX(A); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
played the most game plays refers to MAX(GP); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
drafted by Anaheim Ducks refers to overallby = 'Anaheim Ducks'; in 2008 refers to draftyear = 2008; played for U.S. National U18 Team refers to TEAM = 'U.S. National U18 Team';
weigh in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg;
height in inches refers to height_in_inch; players refers to PlayerName; team Oshawa Generals refers to TEAM = 'Oshawa Generals';
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
average weight in pounds = AVG(weight_in_lbs); weight in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs; players refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
names of the players refers to PlayerName; team Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
FALSE;
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
Among all goals scored by Calgary Hitmen in the 2007-2008 season, identify the percentage scored by Ian Schultz.
goals scored refers to G; Calgary Hitmen refers to TEAM = 'Calgary Hitmen'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(G WHERE PlayerName = 'Ian Schultz'), SUM(G)), 100); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
names of the players refers to PlayerName; team Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
tallest refers to MAX(height_in_cm); player refers to PlayerName; team USA U20 refers to TEAM = 'USA U20';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
average = AVG(height_in_cm); players refers to PlayerName; position of defense refers to position_info = 'D' ;
most valuable player refers to MAX(P); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
FALSE;
how much taller = SUBTRACT(SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'David Bornhammar'), SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'Pauli Levokari')); height in centimeters refers to height_in_cm;
youngest player refers to MAX(birthdate); 1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998'; OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL';
players refers to PlayerName; weigh 120 kg refers to weight_in_kg = 120;
drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; played over 300 games in their first 7 years of the NHL career refers to sum_7yr_GP > 300;
Name the player who had the most goals for team Rimouski Oceanic in playoff.
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
heaviest player refers to MAX(weight_in_lb); drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
oldest player refers to MIN(birthdate); Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most NHL points in draft year refers to MAX(P);
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
name of the player refers to PlayerName; position of the player refers to position_info; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
weigh in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg;
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
goals scored refers to G; Calgary Hitmen refers to TEAM = 'Calgary Hitmen'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(G WHERE PlayerName = 'Ian Schultz'), SUM(G)), 100); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
name of players refers to PlayerName; height of 5'8" refers to height_in_inch = '5''8"';
Indicate the height of all players from team Oshawa Generals in inches.
height in inches refers to height_in_inch; players refers to PlayerName; team Oshawa Generals refers to TEAM = 'Oshawa Generals';
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
tallest player refers to MAX(height_in_cm);
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
players refers to PlayerName; drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Eastern Europe'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'), 100); from Eastern Europe refers to nation in ('Belarus', 'Bulgaria', 'Czech Republic', 'Hungary', 'Moldova', 'Poland', 'Romania', 'Slovakia', 'Ukraine'); countries in a continent can be identified by referring to https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/list-of-countries-by-continent;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; position of the player refers to position_info; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
right-shooted refers to shoots = 'R'; weigh over 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
USA refers to nation = 'USA' ; players refers to PlayerName; lightest weight refers to MIN(weight_in_lbs);
how much taller = SUBTRACT(SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'David Bornhammar'), SUM(height_in_cm WHERE PlayerName = 'Pauli Levokari')); height in centimeters refers to height_in_cm;
players refers to PlayerName; weigh 120 kg refers to weight_in_kg = 120;
tallest refers to MAX(height_in_cm); player refers to PlayerName; team USA U20 refers to TEAM = 'USA U20';
What is the height of David Bornhammar in inches?
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
right-shooted refers to shoots = 'R'; weigh over 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
played the most game plays refers to MAX(GP); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
name of players refers to PlayerName; height of 5'8" refers to height_in_inch = '5''8"';
drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; played over 300 games in their first 7 years of the NHL career refers to sum_7yr_GP > 300;
difference = SUBTRACT(SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'), SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs') WHERE SEASON = '1998-1999'); number of goals scored refers to G; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1998-1999 season refers to SEASON = '1998-1999';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
total NHL games played in their first 7 years of NHL career is no less than 500 refers to sum_7yr_GP > 500; name of the player refers to PlayerName; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
What team did Niklas Eckerblom play in the 1997-1998 season?
1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998';
players refers to PlayerName; drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Eastern Europe'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'), 100); from Eastern Europe refers to nation in ('Belarus', 'Bulgaria', 'Czech Republic', 'Hungary', 'Moldova', 'Poland', 'Romania', 'Slovakia', 'Ukraine'); countries in a continent can be identified by referring to https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/list-of-countries-by-continent;
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
height in inches refers to height_in_inch; players refers to PlayerName; team Oshawa Generals refers to TEAM = 'Oshawa Generals';
height of over 6'2" inches refers to height_in_inch > '6''2"'; born in Sweden refers to nation = 'Sweden' ;
players refers to PlayerName; weigh 120 kg refers to weight_in_kg = 120;
played the most game plays refers to MAX(GP); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
tallest player refers to MAX(height_in_cm);
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; played over 300 games in their first 7 years of the NHL career refers to sum_7yr_GP > 300;
Who is the most valuable player who played in the 2000-2001 season of the International league?
most valuable player refers to MAX(P); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
type of game refers to GAMETYPE;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most NHL points in draft year refers to MAX(P);
heaviest player refers to MAX(weight_in_lb); drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
FALSE;
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
height in inches refers to height_in_inch; players refers to PlayerName; team Oshawa Generals refers to TEAM = 'Oshawa Generals';
youngest player refers to MAX(birthdate); 1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998'; OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL';
OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL'; who refers to PlayerName; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; most number of assist refers to MAX(A); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
Name the player and his team who made the playoffs in the 2006-2007 season of SuperElit league with the highest points.
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
youngest player refers to MAX(birthdate); 1997-1998 season refers to SEASON = '1997-1998'; OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL';
oldest player refers to MIN(birthdate); Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
weigh more than 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
difference = SUBTRACT(SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'), SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs') WHERE SEASON = '1998-1999'); number of goals scored refers to G; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1998-1999 season refers to SEASON = '1998-1999';
name of players refers to PlayerName; height of 5'8" refers to height_in_inch = '5''8"';
who refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes'; committed the highest rule violations refers to MAX(PIM); in 2000 refers to draftyear = 2000;
names of the players refers to PlayerName; team Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
right-shooted players refers to shoots = 'R'; height of 5'7'' refers to height_in_inch = '5''7"';
penalty minutes refers to PIM; Ak Bars Kazan refers to TEAM = 'Ak Bars Kazan'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(PIM WHERE PlayerName = 'Yevgeni Muratov'), SUM(PIM)), 100.0); 1999-2000 season refers to SEASON = '1999-2000';
How many players weigh more than 90 kg?
weigh more than 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
height of over 6'2" inches refers to height_in_inch > '6''2"'; born in Sweden refers to nation = 'Sweden' ;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
committed the highest rule violations or penalty minutes refers to MAX(PIM); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'
name of the player refers to PlayerName; position of the player refers to position_info; committed the most rule violations refers to MAX(PIM);
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; longest time on ice in the player's first 7 years of NHL career refers to MAX(sum_7yr_TOI);
height in inches refers to height_in_inch; players refers to PlayerName; team Oshawa Generals refers to TEAM = 'Oshawa Generals';
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Sweden'), COUNT(ELITEID) WHERE SEASON = '1997-2000'), 100); Swedish refers to nation = 'Sweden'; players refers to PlayerName; playoffs games refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1997-2000 season refers to 3 consecutive SEASONs : '1997-1998', '1998-1999', '1999-2000';
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
goals scored refers to G; Calgary Hitmen refers to TEAM = 'Calgary Hitmen'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(G WHERE PlayerName = 'Ian Schultz'), SUM(G)), 100); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
Among the players with a height of over 6'2" inches, how many of them were born in Sweden?
height of over 6'2" inches refers to height_in_inch > '6''2"'; born in Sweden refers to nation = 'Sweden' ;
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
born in 1980 refers to birthyear = 1980; weigh 185 in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs = 185;
drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs refers to overallby = 'Toronto Maple Leafs'; played over 300 games in their first 7 years of the NHL career refers to sum_7yr_GP > 300;
difference = SUBTRACT(SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'), SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs') WHERE SEASON = '1998-1999'); number of goals scored refers to G; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1998-1999 season refers to SEASON = '1998-1999';
right-shooted refers to shoots = 'R'; weigh over 90 kg refers to weight_in_kg > 90;
tallest player refers to MAX(height_in_cm);
names of the players refers to PlayerName; team Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
heigh in inches refers to height_in_inch;
FALSE;
oldest player refers to MIN(birthdate); Avangard Omsk refers to TEAM = 'Avangard Omsk'; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001';
How many right-shooted players have a height of 5'7''?
right-shooted players refers to shoots = 'R'; height of 5'7'' refers to height_in_inch = '5''7"';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; most goals refers to MAX(G); team Rimouski Oceanic refers to TEAM = 'Rimouski Oceanic'; playoff refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs';
average weight in pounds = AVG(weight_in_lbs); weight in pounds refers to weight_in_lbs; players refers to PlayerName; drafted by Arizona Coyotes refers to overallby = 'Arizona Coyotes';
name of the player refers to PlayerName; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; highest points refers to MAX(P); 2006-2007 season refers to SEASON = '2006-2007'; SuperElit league refers to LEAGUE = 'SuperElit';
goals scored refers to G; Calgary Hitmen refers to TEAM = 'Calgary Hitmen'; percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(G WHERE PlayerName = 'Ian Schultz'), SUM(G)), 100); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
weight in kilograms refers to weight_in_kg; highest number of goal differential of all time refers to MAX(PLUSMINUS);
OHL league refers to LEAGUE = 'OHL'; who refers to PlayerName; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; most number of assist refers to MAX(A); 2007-2008 season refers to SEASON = '2007-2008';
difference = SUBTRACT(SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'), SUM(G WHERE GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs') WHERE SEASON = '1998-1999'); number of goals scored refers to G; regular season refers to GAMETYPE = 'Regular Season'; playoffs refers to GAMETYPE = 'Playoffs'; 1998-1999 season refers to SEASON = '1998-1999';
percentage = MULTIPLY(DIVIDE(SUM(nation = 'Russia' WHERE height_in_cm < 200), COUNT(ELITEID)), 100); Russian refers to nation = 'Russia'; players refers to PlayerName; height of under 200 inch refers to height_in_cm < 200;
most valuable player refers to MAX(P); 2000-2001 season refers to SEASON = '2000-2001'; International league refers to LEAGUE = 'International';
How many images have objects with the attributes of polka dot?
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
What are the width and height of the bounding box of the object with "keyboard" as their object class and (5, 647) as their coordinate?
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
object class of the image refers to OBJ_CLASS; bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0 AND W = 135 AND H = 212
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
State the object class of sample no.10 of image no.2320341.
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
attribute classes refer to ATT_CLASS; (5,5) coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
Calculate the percentage of "airplane" object class in the table.
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
image no. 20 refers to IMG_ID = 20; attribute ID refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; highest number of objects refers to max(count(ATT_CLASS_ID))
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
How many white objects are there in image no.2347915?
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
How many pairs of object samples in image no.1 have the relation of "parked on"?
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
What is the relationship between object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511?
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
Provide the dimensions of the bounding box that contains the keyboard that was spotted in image no. 3.
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
List the ID of all images with objects that have multiple relations.
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
image no. 20 refers to IMG_ID = 20; attribute ID refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; highest number of objects refers to max(count(ATT_CLASS_ID))
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
Name the object class of the image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363).
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
Count the image numbers that contain the "paint" object.
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
List all the attribute classes of the images that have a (5,5) coordinate.
attribute classes refer to ATT_CLASS; (5,5) coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5;
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
Name the object class of the image with lowest bounding box.
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
How many attributes are related to the object sample no. 7 on image no. 4?
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
What is the caption for the prediction class id 12?
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
How many images have less than 15 object samples?
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
How many samples of clouds are there in the image no.2315533?
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
attribute classes refer to ATT_CLASS; (5,5) coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5;
List the object sample IDs of image ID 17 with coordinates (0,0).
object sample ID refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image ID 17 refers to IMG_ID = 17; coordinates (0,0) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 0 and Y = 0;
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
Which images have more than 20 object samples?
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
What are the corresponding classes for the "very large bike" attribute?
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
How many images have an x-coordinate of 5 and y-coordinate of 5?
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
List all the ids of the images that have a self-relation relationship.
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
object class of the image refers to OBJ_CLASS; bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0 AND W = 135 AND H = 212
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
What is the percentage of the object samples in the class of "man" in image no.1?
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)when OBJ_CLASS = 'man', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
Give the number of images containing the object sample of "suit".
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
What is the prediction relationship class id of the tallest image?
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
In the Y coordinate of image ID 12, how many are 0?
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on"?
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
How many samples of food object are there in image no.6?
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
Give the X and Y coordinates of the sample object of image ID 23 that has the 'cast' attribute class.
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
To which predicted relation class does the self-relation of the object sample in image no.5 belong?
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)when OBJ_CLASS = 'man', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
How many images have "keyboard" as their object class?
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
Calculate the average number of images with an attribute class of "keyboard".
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
object class of the image refers to OBJ_CLASS; bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0 AND W = 135 AND H = 212
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
List all the ID of the images that have an attribute class of "horse".
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
How many images have over 20 object samples?
over 20 object samples refers to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
Find the object in image 5 where the object with the coordinate of (634, 468).
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
Which object classes belong to the onion category?
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
On image no. 20, identify the attribute ID that is composed of the highest number of objects.
image no. 20 refers to IMG_ID = 20; attribute ID refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; highest number of objects refers to max(count(ATT_CLASS_ID))
object sample ID refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image ID 17 refers to IMG_ID = 17; coordinates (0,0) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 0 and Y = 0;
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
attribute classes refer to ATT_CLASS; (5,5) coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5;
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
What is the unique id number identifying the onion object class?
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
image no. 20 refers to IMG_ID = 20; attribute ID refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; highest number of objects refers to max(count(ATT_CLASS_ID))
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
Name number of samples of "bed" object are there in the image No.1098?
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
object sample ID refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image ID 17 refers to IMG_ID = 17; coordinates (0,0) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 0 and Y = 0;
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
object class of the image refers to OBJ_CLASS; bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0 AND W = 135 AND H = 212
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
What is the predicate class of image ID 68?
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
attribute classes refer to ATT_CLASS; (5,5) coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5;
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
Which object in image 8 is the widest? State its object sample ID.
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
What is the relationship between "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528?
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
What are the bounding boxes of the object samples with a predicted relation class of "by" in image no.1?
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
How many self-relations are there between the object samples in image no.5?
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
How many images have at least 5 "black" classes?
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
over 20 object samples refers to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)when OBJ_CLASS = 'man', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
List all the attribute classes of the image ID "15".
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
List all the IDs of images that have objects with the attributes of 'wired'.
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
Calculate the ratio of the total number of images with an object class of "man" and "person".
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
How many images have at least 25 attributes?
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
object class of the image refers to OBJ_CLASS; bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0 AND W = 135 AND H = 212
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
over 20 object samples refers to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
Calculate the average of object samples for the image.
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
How many object elements are there on average in each image?
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
Name the object element that is described as being scattered on image no. 10.
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
What is the percentage of "surface" object samples in image No.2654?
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
Name the object element refers to OBJ_CLASS; scattered refers to ATT_CLASS = 'scattered'; image no. 10 refers to IMG_ID = 10
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
How many images have at least one object sample in the class of "man"?
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)when OBJ_CLASS = 'man', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
Give the object number of the sample which has the relationship of "lying on" with object sample no.1 from image no.2345524.
object number of the sample refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID; object sample no.1 from image no.2345524 refers to OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 1 and IMG_ID = 2345524
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
Provide the x-coordinate and y-coordinate of the image with an attribute class of ''horse" and an object class of "fur".
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
How many object elements can be detected on image no. 31?
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
image no. 20 refers to IMG_ID = 20; attribute ID refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; highest number of objects refers to max(count(ATT_CLASS_ID))
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
Define the bounding box of the object sample no. 7 on image no. 42.
bounding box of the object refers to (X, Y, W, H); sample no.7 on image no.42 refers to IMG_ID = 42 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
DIVIDE(COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man'), COUNT(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'person'));
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
samples of clouds refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'cloud'; image no.2315533 refers to IMG_ID = 2315533;
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
Please list all the predicted relation classes of object sample no.14 in image no.1.
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
object sample ID refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image ID 17 refers to IMG_ID = 17; coordinates (0,0) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 0 and Y = 0;
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
What is the bounding box of the object sample in image no.5 that has a self-relation?
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
How many object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no. 31 refers to IMG_ID = 31
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
How many 'blue' attribute classes are there on image ID 2355735?
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
What is the relation between object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 in image no.1?
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse';
over 20 object samples refers to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
What is the object class of the image with a bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212?
object class of the image refers to OBJ_CLASS; bounding box of 0, 0, 135, 212 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0 AND W = 135 AND H = 212
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
How many 'has' predicate classes does image ID 107 have?
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
Which object has the highest attribute classes?
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
What colour is the van that can be spotted in image no. 1?
colour refers to ATT_CLASS; van refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'van'; image no. 1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)when OBJ_CLASS = 'man', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
Write 10 coordinates with the object class "pizza."
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 25 attributes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) > = 25
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
have at least one object sample in the class of "man" refers to count(IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'man') > = 1
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
List all the explanations about object classes of all the images with an x and y coordinate of 0.
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
widest relates to the width of the bounding box of the object which refers to MAX(W); object in image 8 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 8;
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
image no. 20 refers to IMG_ID = 20; attribute ID refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; highest number of objects refers to max(count(ATT_CLASS_ID))
attribute class of "horse" refers to ATT_CLASS = 'horse'; object class of "fur" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'fur';
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
over 20 object samples refers to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
Please list the classes of all the object samples in image no.1.
classes of all the object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
How many attributes refers to ATT_CLASS_ID; object sample no. 7 on image no. 4 refers to IMG_ID = 4 and OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 7
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
AVG(IMG_ID) where OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
prediction classes with "has" captions refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image id 3050 refers to IMG_ID = 3050
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
Count the number of 'dress' object classes and include their X and Y coordinates in image ID 1764.
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
image numbers that contain the "paint" object refer to IMG_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'paint';
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
images refer to IMG_ID; total of 10 attribute classes refers to COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID) = 10;
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
How many images have "picture" as their attribute class and "bear" as their object class?
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
caption for the prediction class id 12 refers to PRED_CLASS where PRED_CLASS_ID = 12;
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
attribute classes of the image ID "15" refer to ATT_CLASS where IMG_ID = 15;
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
The bounding box's W and H abbreviations stand for the object's width and height respectively; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; (5, 647) as coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 647;
ids of the images refers to IMG_ID; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
How many object samples are there in image no.1?
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
How many images have at least one pair of object samples with the relation "parked on" refers to count(IMG_ID) where OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID and PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
predicted relation classes refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.14 in image no.1 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 14 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 14 and IMG_ID = 1
IDs of images refer to IMG_ID; objects with the attributes of 'wired' refer to ATT_CLASS = 'wired';
object has the highest attribute classes refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where MAX(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID));
has' predicate classes refers to PRED_CLASS = 'has'; image ID 107 refers to IMG_ID = 107;
object sample ID refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image ID 17 refers to IMG_ID = 17; coordinates (0,0) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 0 and Y = 0;
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
samples of food object refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'food'; image no.6 refers to IMG_ID = 6
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
Give all the bounding boxes for image 2222 whose object classes are feathers.
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
prediction relationship class id refers to PRED_CLASS_ID; tallest image refers to max(H)
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
bounding box of the object sample refers to (x, y, W, H); image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5; has a self-relation refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
images refer to IMG_ID; "keyboard" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard';
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
How many samples of "wall" are there in image no.2353079?
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
object samples refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)when OBJ_CLASS = 'man', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
explanations about distinct object classes refers to OBJ_CLASS; images refers to IMG_ID; x and y coordinate of 0 refers to X = 0 AND Y = 0
dress' object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'dress'; image ID 1764 refers to IMG_ID = 1764; X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box;
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
object class refers to OBJ_CLASS; sample no.10 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID = 10; image no.2320341 refers to IMG_ID = 2320341
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
white objects refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; image no.2347915 refers to IMG_ID = 2347915
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
List all the corresponding classes for attributes of image id 8.
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
bounding box refers to X, Y, W, H from IMG_OBJ; lowest relates to the height of the bounding box which refers to MIN(H);
object sample ID refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID; image ID 17 refers to IMG_ID = 17; coordinates (0,0) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 0 and Y = 0;
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
onion category refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion';
dimensions of the bounding box refers to (W, H); keyboard refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'keyboard'; image no. 3 refers to IMG_ID = 3
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
How many object samples in image no.1 are in the class of "man"?
object samples refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; in the class of "man" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'man'
unique id number identifying refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; onion object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
object in image 5 refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where IMG_ID = 5; coordinates of (634, 468) refer to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box in which X = 634 and Y = 468;
images refer to IMG_ID; less than 15 object samples refer to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) < 15;
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
classes for attributes refers to ATT_CLASS; image id 8 refers to IMG_ID = 8
blue' attribute classes on image ID 2355735 refer to ATT_CLASS = 'blue' where IMG_ID = 2355735;
"picture" as attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'picture'; "bear" as object class refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'bear'; images refer to IMG_ID;
bounding box of the object refers to (x, y, W, H); image id refers to IMG_ID; prediction relationship class id of 144 refers to PRED_CLASS_ID = 144
samples of "bed" object refer to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'bed'; image No.1098 refers to IMG_ID = 1098;
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
How many images have "vegetable" and "fruits" as their object classes?
images refer to IMG_ID; "vegetables" and "fruits" as object classes refer to OBJ_CLASS = 'vegetables' and OBJ_CLASS = 'fruits';
ID of all images refer to IMG_ID; if two objects (OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID, OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID) has multiple PRED_CLASS_ID, it means these two objects have multiple relations;
attribute classes of image ID 22 refer to ATT_CLASS where MG_ID = 22;
predicted relation class refers to PRED_CLASS; self-relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.5 refers to IMG_ID = 5
attribute classes refer to ATT_CLASS; (5,5) coordinate refers to X and Y coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5;
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'airplane'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS)) as percentage;
image with a bounding (422, 63, 77, 363) refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID where X = 422 and Y = 63 and W = 77 and H = 363;
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
predicate class of image ID 68 refers to PRED_CLASS where IMG_ID = 68;
bounding boxes refers to (x, y, W, H); image 2222 refers to IMG_ID = 2222; object classes are feathers refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers'
number of images refers to IMG_ID; object sample of "suit" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'suit'
Among the objects that have multiple relations, how many images whose captions for the prediction class ids are "on"?
objects that have multiple relations refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID ! = OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; captions for the prediction class ids are "on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'on'
relation refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.8 and object sample no.4 refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 8 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 4; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
coordinates for the object refer to X, Y, W and H coordinates of the bounding box; object class "pizza" refers to OBJ_CLASS = 'pizza';
images have more than 20 object samples refer to IMG_ID where COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20;
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box where X = 5 and Y = 5; images refer to IMG_ID;
bounding boxes of the object samples refers to (x, y, W, H); predicted relation class of "by" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'by'; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; object sample no.12 and no.8 of image no.2345511 refers to IMG_ID = 2345511 AND OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID = 12 AND OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID = 8
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
object elements refers to OBJ_CLASS_ID; average = divide(count(OBJ_CLASS_ID), count(IMG_ID))
pairs of object samples refers to OBJ1_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ2_SAMPLE_ID; image no.1 refers to IMG_ID = 1; relation of "parked on" refers to PRED_CLASS = 'parked on'
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
On image no. 99 identify the percentage of objects that are described as white.
image no. 99 refers to IMG_ID = 99; described as white refers to ATT_CLASS = 'white'; percentage = divide(count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'white', count(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID)) as percentage
over 20 object samples refers to COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID) > 20
DIVIDE(COUNT(OBJ_SAMPLE_ID), COUNT(IMG_ID));
attribute refers to ATT_CLASS
Y coordinate many are 0 refers to Y coordinates of the bounding box where Y = 0; image ID 12 refers to IMG_ID = 12;
samples of "wall" refers to OBJ_SAMPLE_ID and OBJ_CLASS = 'wall' ; image no.2353079 refers to IMG_ID = 2353079
attributes of polka dot refer to ATT_CLASS = 'polka dot'; images refer to IMG_ID;
images refers to IMG_ID; have at least 5 "black" classes refers to count(ATT_CLASS_ID) where ATT_CLASS = 'black' > = 5
relationship refers to PRED_CLASS; "feathers" and "onion" in image no.2345528 refers to IMG_ID = 2345528 and OBJ_CLASS = 'feathers' and OBJ_CLASS = 'onion'
X and Y refer to coordinates of the bounding box; image ID 23 refers to IMG_ID = 23; 'cast' attribute class refers to ATT_CLASS = 'cast';
DIVIDE(SUM(OBJ_CLASS_ID where OBJ_CLASS = 'surface'), COUNT(OBJ_CLASS_ID)) as percentage where IMG_ID = 2654;