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This post references Logan Williams’ BirdNET experiments, he did a really fantastic talk on that project at WHY2025 (the Dutch hacker camp) recently: https://me
by jna_sh 1y ago
This post references Logan Williams’ BirdNET experiments, he did a really fantastic talk on that project at WHY2025 (the Dutch hacker camp) recently: https://media.ccc.de/v/why2025-240-is-ai-for-the-birds-the-beauty-of-backyard-birdsong-data https://media.ccc.de/v/why2025-240-is-ai-for-the-birds-the-b...
- 3abiton 1y agoThanks for sharing, thoroughly enjoyed it!
- shellfishgene 1y agoVery nice, I wonder how this was made, couldn't find anything on his github.
- jna_sh 1y agoWhich part of it? I assume you mean the visualisation as that’s (if I recall correctly) the only part he doesn’t break down technically in the talk. I asked him after the talk and he said he uses Vue
- shellfishgene 1y agoThanks, I had hoped there was a tool I could just feed my csv data into...
- hypercube33 1y agoI was mild hoping there was a birdnet pi image with all of the magic mostly done for something like this. like the author I'd love to set this up for my mom and mother in law as they have the phone app but it's not as exciting unless you're sitting outside.
- jna_sh 1y agoI recently completed a MSc with a focus on bird bioacoustics, and this problem goes for the whole ecosystem/pipeline: there are very few (non-proprietary) off-the-shelf, ready to go products. Even the most popular methods that are extolled in lots of papers and by NGOs all practically need a dev/data scientist for basic implementation
- shellfishgene 1y agoBoth BirdNET-Pi and BirdNET-Go provide statistics pages with similar plots where you can choose birds and date ranges, but they are not as polished.