Camera-trap AI
Definition
Machine-learning models trained on labelled camera-trap images to classify species, individual animals (by spot or stripe patterns), and human activities. Can process large image archives faster than manual review and flag unusual events.
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- Environmental DNA and Emerging Detection TechnologiesMachine-learning models trained on labelled camera-trap images to classify species, individual animals (by spot or stripe patterns), and human activities. Can...