The increasing use of machine learning models has amplified the demand for high-quality, large-scale multimodal datasets. However, the availability of such datasets, especially those combining acoustic, visual, and textual data, remains limited. This paper addresses this gap by proposing a method of extracting related audio–image–text observations from videos. We detail the process of selecting suitable videos, extracting relevant data pairs, and generating descriptive texts using image-to-text models. Our approach ensures a robust semantic connection between modalities, enhancing the utility of the created datasets for various applications. We also explore the obtained data, discuss the challenges encountered, and propose solutions to improve data quality. The resulting datasets, which are publicly available, aim to support and advance research in multimodal data analysis and machine learning.
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