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Classifying the Unknown: Identification of Insects by Deep Zero-shot Bayesian Learning

2021-12-01

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Insects represent a large majority of biodiversity on Earth, yet so few species are described. Describing new species typicallyrequires specific taxonomic expertise to identify morphological characters that distinguish it from other known species andDNA-based methods have aided in providing additional evidence of separate species. Machine learning (ML) provides apowerful method in identifying new species given its...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1099185/v1
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