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Bird song comparison using deep learning trained from avian perceptual judgments

2022-12-23

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Our understanding of bird song, a model system for animal communication and the neurobiology of learning, depends critically on making reliable, validated comparisons between the complex multidimensional syllables that are used in songs. However, most assessments of song similarity are based on human inspection of spectrograms, or computational methods developed from human intuitions. Using a novel automated opera...

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Literature Corpus work: f7131073-f7b8-5321-a803-2c50f2fb00a9
DOI: 10.1101/2022.12.23.521425

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