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RolnickLab / ami-ml

Software, algorithms and documentation related to the Automated Monitoring of Insects using deep learning and other machine learning methods.
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Rare species find #19

Open adityajain07 opened 5 months ago

adityajain07 commented 5 months ago

Given an image of a moth, find that species if available in camera trap data through feature matching.

adityajain07 commented 5 months ago

@mihow This can be a feature on the ADP wherein a user can upload an image of a moth and we can return potential camera trap images containing that moth. This could be great for use cases like finding rare or invasive species detection.

mihow commented 5 months ago

I’m love it. Let’s do it!

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adityajain07 commented 5 months ago

Perfect!

adityajain07 commented 5 months ago

Started writing the code framework.

joseepoirier commented 5 months ago

@adityajain07 Will you break up this issue into more issues, or have multiple tasks within this issue? I would recommend the former.

adityajain07 commented 5 months ago

Sure! Here it is:

  1. Fetch raw trap images using ADP API
  2. Localization, binary and fine-grained inference code (will require aggregating earlier code in src)
  3. A basic similarity feature matching algorithm