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GBIF-DL is a service that allows users to create a training set on a particular group of living organisms on-demand, i.e. allowing them to solicit specific data, such as images of specific species and/or specific platforms, or images with a sufficient quality of expert validation. For example: A data scientist or a developer who wants to train an artificial intelligence model on a particular group of species using pytorch software will be able to do it very easily. More information: https://cos4cloud-eosc.eu/services/gbif-dl/ This service has been developed by Inria in the Cos4Cloud project framework. Infographic's designer: Lucas Wainer.
citizen observatories, AI, citizen science, deep learning, training set, automatic species recognition, artificial intelligence, biodiversity
citizen observatories, AI, citizen science, deep learning, training set, automatic species recognition, artificial intelligence, biodiversity
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