Thanks for the info. I'm just letting you know (I'm case you didn't already know) that in Brazil we do use "ué". I know nothing about birds, so I wouldn't know. I'm not missing the point; I'm adding to the conversation. Thank you, either way.
Each campaign lasts around a month, and the amount of packs per team can vary; I've seen 15 packs at the lowest and 25 at the highest. How many packs each team member will get will depend on how many members there are. Usually, If there are 5 members, and 25 packs, it'd be logical for each member to get 5 packs to analyse that month.
Each campaign lasts around a month, and the amount of packs per team can vary; I've seen 15 packs at the lowest and 25 at the highest. How many packs each team member will get will depend on how many members there are and how many we get. So, If there are 5 members, and 25 packs, it'd be logical for each member to get 5 packs to analyse that month.
You'd be surprised. Automated software has a threshold for signal-to-noise ratio to avoid false positives. Human eyes (us hunters) are much better at spotting faint moving objects that dip below the threshold of the automated pipelines. AI is mostly used for monitoring objects and it can be used to discover new ones, but for faint detections, human eyes are the way to go.
And kind of? The software does have an option called "Blink" and what it does is alternate in between the four .fit images in each image pack. And what you'll look for is essentially:
Objects that don't have a known object overlay
Objects that move in all four frames and that move around the same distance in all of them.
Just curious – what do you need that much data for?
Just curious – what do you need that much data for?
Thanks for the info. I'm just letting you know (I'm case you didn't already know) that in Brazil we do use "ué". I know nothing about birds, so I wouldn't know. I'm not missing the point; I'm adding to the conversation. Thank you, either way.
Brazilian here. We do use "ué". Usually, it means "What the heck?"
Edit: typo thx :)
I'll dm you
Each campaign lasts around a month, and the amount of packs per team can vary; I've seen 15 packs at the lowest and 25 at the highest. How many packs each team member will get will depend on how many members there are. Usually, If there are 5 members, and 25 packs, it'd be logical for each member to get 5 packs to analyse that month.
I'll send you the invite. Check DMs ;)
Each campaign lasts around a month, and the amount of packs per team can vary; I've seen 15 packs at the lowest and 25 at the highest. How many packs each team member will get will depend on how many members there are and how many we get. So, If there are 5 members, and 25 packs, it'd be logical for each member to get 5 packs to analyse that month.
Great news! Reaching out to you in your DMs right away.
Great! DMimg you :)
That's great timing then. Check you DMs
Awesome. Shooting you a DM
Awesome. Sending you our Discord in your DM!
Of course! DMimg you right up!
You'd be surprised. Automated software has a threshold for signal-to-noise ratio to avoid false positives. Human eyes (us hunters) are much better at spotting faint moving objects that dip below the threshold of the automated pipelines. AI is mostly used for monitoring objects and it can be used to discover new ones, but for faint detections, human eyes are the way to go.
And kind of? The software does have an option called "Blink" and what it does is alternate in between the four .fit images in each image pack. And what you'll look for is essentially:
That could work. There's a guy in our group that uses Fedora and manged to get it running. So I'm guessing it's possible and easy to do.
Awesome!
If anyone else wants to join, let me know and I'll send the link.
Great!
If you want to be a part of my team, however, we'll need to submit our team form this month.
Lol
It's hard to know, but I guess February/March. They happen pretty much every month, but there's a quota for each and the January one is full.
That's awesome! How can I reach out to you?
We've made a Discord server for our team, but if you don't have it that is completely okay.