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Detection and Isolation of Prey Capture Events in Animal-Borne Images
Understanding the foraging habits and prey availability for a species is crucial. Prey availability is crucial to a species' survival and sustainability of the food pyramid. Identifying the type of prey consumed also allows ecologists to determine the energy received, while the duration and extent o...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2022
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