Dataset Definition Standard (DDS)
Cyril Cappi, Camille Chapdelaine, Laurent Gardes, Eric Jenn, Baptiste, Lefevre, Sylvaine Picard, Thomas Soumarmon

TL;DR
This paper provides standardized recommendations for creating, annotating, and splitting datasets to improve the quality and reliability of machine learning models, emphasizing evolving best practices.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive set of guidelines for dataset construction and management, addressing data collection, annotation, and dataset partitioning.
Findings
Defines desired dataset properties and objectives
Provides best practices for data collection and annotation
Recommends standards for dataset splitting
Abstract
This document gives a set of recommendations to build and manipulate the datasets used to develop and/or validate machine learning models such as deep neural networks. This document is one of the 3 documents defined in [1] to ensure the quality of datasets. This is a work in progress as good practices evolve along with our understanding of machine learning. The document is divided into three main parts. Section 2 addresses the data collection activity. Section 3 gives recommendations about the annotation process. Finally, Section 4 gives recommendations concerning the breakdown between train, validation, and test datasets. In each part, we first define the desired properties at stake, then we explain the objectives targeted to meet the properties, finally we state the recommendations to reach these objectives.
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Taxonomy
TopicsData Quality and Management · Big Data and Business Intelligence · Data Mining Algorithms and Applications
