Waymo Open Dataset Library
The library is a collection of python and C++ utils (e.g. custom TensorFlow Ops) to compute quality metrics, to read and pre-process data from the dataset.
To learn about the Waymo Open Dataset, current and past challenges visit https://waymo.com/open. For usage instructions refer to https://github.com/waymo-research/waymo-open-dataset
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