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AI and Machine Learning in Ornithology
Dr Yvette Ehlers Smith
Call for papers: Special issue on AI and Ornithology | News from National Inquiry Services CentreWe are soliciting papers on AI and machine learning in ornithological studies for...
6 February 2025
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AI in Ornithology
Dr Yvette Ehlers Smith
Any researchers out there that are using AI tech specifically linked to birds (in Africa)? I would be very interested to hear from you. We are putting together a special issue in...
1 November 2024
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