Embedding Provenance in Computer Vision Datasets with JSON-LD
Lynn Vonderhaar, Timothy Elvira, Tyler Thomas Procko, Omar Ochoa

TL;DR
This paper introduces a JSON-LD schema to embed provenance information directly into computer vision images, enhancing data traceability, maintainability, and compliance.
Contribution
It presents a novel method for embedding structured provenance data within images using JSON-LD, ensuring persistent and descriptive data linkage.
Findings
Proposed schema improves data traceability and compliance.
Embedding provenance enhances maintainability and adaptability.
Aligns image descriptions with established standards.
Abstract
With the ubiquity of computer vision in industry, the importance of image provenance is becoming more apparent. Provenance provides information about the origin and derivation of some resource, e.g., an image dataset, enabling users to trace data changes to better understand the expected behaviors of downstream models trained on such data. Provenance may also help with data maintenance by ensuring compliance, supporting audits and improving reusability. Typically, if provided, provenance is stored separately, e.g., within a text file, leading to a loss of descriptive information for key details like image capture settings, data preprocessing steps, and model architecture or iteration. Images often lack the information detailing the parameters of their creation or compilation. This paper proposes a novel schema designed to structure image provenance in a manageable and coherent format.…
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