A million orthopteran singers from a year of continuously operating field recorders detected, tracked and organized by song
Continuous acoustic monitoring has become an invaluable tool in ecology and conservation biology, with hundreds of thousands of automated recording units deployed worldwide. While semi-manual annotation is adequate for some uses, fully automated methods to segregate and identify the source of animal sounds are essential to utilize these data to their full extent. Significant progress has been…
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