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Paying Attention to Other Animal Detections Improves Camera Trap Classification Models

2025-07-18

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In ecological studies, automated species classification models are increasingly used to process large volumes of camera trap images. Most current classification models rely on a two-step pipeline: a detector first locates and crops animals, followed by a classifier that predicts species independently for each crop. While effective, these models still struggle under challenging conditions and ignore temporal contex...

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bb553e69-0d5f-51ae-8a1d-acf57c0eb30b
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10.1101/2025.07.15.664849
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