
Supplementary materials : Buzzy bees, quantifying bee activity within sunflower fields using acoustic monitoring and deep learning - Supplementary informations - 3 data sets: One is the database used to train the pollinator buzz recognition classifier One used to study the relationship between the number of honeybees counted per transect and the number of flying insects detected on acoustic recordings on the same day One used to study the relationship between the average number of buzzes per day detected during flowering season and the average number of honeybees per observation session - The best pollinator buzzes recognition classifier obtained after all the steps described in "Buzzy bees, quantifying bee activity within sunflower fields using acoustic monitoring and deep Learning" - 1 R script - 1 README
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