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license: cc-by-4.0
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This model was trained by [Barry W. Brook](https://huggingface.co/bwbrook). The official location of the model files is [this Hugging Face repo](https://huggingface.co/bwbrook/mewc_pretrained).
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These files are copied to this Hugging face repo because of the easy integration with [AddaxAI](https://addaxdatascience.com/addaxai/).
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__Developer__
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Barry Brook
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__Description__
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The MEWC model for Tasmania has been trained on 2.5 million labelled images from 96 classes. It is based on the EfficientNet v2 Small model architecture, initialised with pre-trained ImageNet base weights. The classes include all non-volant terrestrial mammals (native and introduced) that are found in Tasmania, along with over 50 of the most-commonly observed bird species seen on camera traps. Most classes represent species, but there are also some general classes like snake or insect, and an unknown/washed-out special class. Based on held-out test data, the overall classification accuracy and f1 scores are >99%, and for the common species, accuracy typically exceeds 99.5%. The results for the rarest taxa are worse, but still over 90% in almost all cases.
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__Classes__
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- antechinus
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- australian fur seal
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- australian magpie
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- australian owlet nightjar
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- australian pipit
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- bait
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- bare nosed wombat
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- bassian thrush
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- beautiful firetail
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- bennetts wallaby
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- black currawong
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- black rat
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- black swan
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- blotched blue tongue
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- brown falcon
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- brown goshawk
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- brown hare
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- brown quail
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- brush bronzewing
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- brushtail possum
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- cape barren goose
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- cat
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- cattle
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- chestnut teal
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- chicken
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- common blackbird
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- common bronzewing
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- common ringtail
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- crescent honeyeater
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- crimson rosella
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- dog
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- dusky robin
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- eastern barred bandicoot
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- eastern bettong
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- eastern quoll
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- eastern rosella
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- european goldfinch
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- european rabbit
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- european starling
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- fallow deer
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- flame scarlet robin
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- forest raven
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- forester kangaroo
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- goat
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- green rosella
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- grey currawong
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- grey fantail
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- grey shrikethrush
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- guinea fowl
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- house mouse
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- insect
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- laughing kookaburra
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- lewins rail
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- little penguin
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- long nosed potoroo
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- long tailed mouse
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- maned goose
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- masked lapwing
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- new holland honeyeater
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- olive whistler
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- pacific black duck
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- painted buttonquail
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- peafowl
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- pink robin
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- platypus
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- purple swamphen
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- pygmy possum
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- rakali
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- red fox
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- scrubtit
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- sheep
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- short beaked echidna
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- skink
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- snake
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- sooty shearwater
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- southern brown bandicoot
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- spotted tail quoll
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- strong billed honeyeater
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- sugar glider
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- superb fairywren
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- superb lyrebird
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- swamp harrier
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- swamp rat
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- tasmanian boobook
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- tasmanian devil
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- tasmanian nativehen
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- tasmanian pademelon
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- tasmanian scrubwren
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- thornbill
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- unknown animal
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- wedge tailed eagle
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- white bellied sea eagle
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- white faced heron
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- white footed dunnart
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- yellow tailed black cockatoo
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- yellow throated honeyeater
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__Links__
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[Learn more](https://github.com/zaandahl/mewc)
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[License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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[Citation](https://ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view/6405/)
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