Automated wildlife re-identification by merging information from multiple body parts: A case study in sea turtles
Wildlife re-identification (re-ID) is a widely used and powerful tool with diverse applications in animal ecology and conservation. Current automated methods typically operate on single images of a single body part of the animal. However, a single encounter may contain multiple images capturing different body regions, each providing complementary individual-specific information. In contrast to…
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