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Automatic identification of bird females using egg phenotype

2020-11-26

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Identification of individuals greatly contributes to understanding animal ecology and evolution, and in many cases can only be achieved using expensive and invasive techniques. Advances in computing technology offer alternative cost-effective techniques which are less invasive and can discriminate between individuals based on visual and/or acoustic cues. Here, we employ human assessment and an automatic analytical...

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09ea8982-310e-52e0-bbc5-84ece78dd3b4
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10.1101/2020.11.25.398131
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