2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.isci.2022.104924
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Artificial intelligence versus natural selection: Using computer vision techniques to classify bees and bee mimics

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“…In another recent study 13 , the authors (our team) addressed a range of classification problems of bees and bee mimics. Using a dataset of 6, 332 Research-Grade images from iNaturalist, the authors developed a VGG16-based model that classified bees vs. non-bees with an overall accuracy of 91.71%, and a ResNet-101-based model that classified bumble bees vs. other bees with an overall accuracy of 88.86%.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In another recent study 13 , the authors (our team) addressed a range of classification problems of bees and bee mimics. Using a dataset of 6, 332 Research-Grade images from iNaturalist, the authors developed a VGG16-based model that classified bees vs. non-bees with an overall accuracy of 91.71%, and a ResNet-101-based model that classified bumble bees vs. other bees with an overall accuracy of 88.86%.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A base de dados [Bhuiyan et al 2022] é composta por 6.332 imagens, das quais 1776 correspondem à classe "abelha", 360 à classe "não abelhas". Essa base tem dois objetivos principais: o primeiro é realizar a classificac ¸ão entre abelhas e não abelhas, enquanto o segundo é focado na classificac ¸ão entre abelhas e insetos não-abelhas, uma tarefa mais complexa que foi escolhida para análise.…”
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