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I've wanted to do something similar, but unfortunately their CV model isn't public and can't be used through their API.
by jw_cook 6mo ago
I've wanted to do something similar, but unfortunately their CV model isn't public and can't be used through their API.
- contingencies 6mo agoYet they shelter under a 'Science' tax-break. It's duplicitous. They should publish their models and build process. If it's not available for replication, it's not science.
- Taipan_Enigma 6mo agoAre their models considered to be the best or is there some competition? For plant identification, they blow every other free app I have tried out of the water. It also seems to return the genus of a plant rather than misidentify the species which I find impressive.
- jw_cook 6mo agoIMO it's best-in-class. The next best thing might be google's speciesnet: https://github.com/google/cameratrapai https://github.com/google/cameratrapai
- rafram 6mo agoAny idea how SpeciesNet and iNat’s model compare to BioCLIP 2? https://huggingface.co/imageomics/bioclip-2 https://huggingface.co/imageomics/bioclip-2
- skyberrys 6mo agoThat's too bad, maybe I can upload it to iNaturalist then reference the entry there. I don't mind if it's duplicated, I just want to be able to improve the location data without sharing the improved location data so publicly.