Overview of PlantCLEF 2024: multi-species plant identification in vegetation plot images
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| author | Goeau, Herve Espitalier, Vincent Bonnet, Pierre Joly, Alexis |
| author_facet | Goeau, Herve Espitalier, Vincent Bonnet, Pierre Joly, Alexis |
| contents | Plot images are essential for ecological studies, enabling standardized sampling, biodiversity assessment, long-term monitoring and remote, large-scale surveys. Plot images are typically fifty centimetres or one square meter in size, and botanists meticulously identify all the species found there. The integration of AI could significantly improve the efficiency of specialists, helping them to extend the scope and coverage of ecological studies. To evaluate advances in this regard, the PlantCLEF 2024 challenge leverages a new test set of thousands of multi-label images annotated by experts and covering over 800 species. In addition, it provides a large training set of 1.7 million individual plant images as well as state-of-the-art vision transformer models pre-trained on this data. The task is evaluated as a (weakly-labeled) multi-label classification task where the aim is to predict all the plant species present on a high-resolution plot image (using the single-label training data). In this paper, we provide an detailed description of the data, the evaluation methodology, the methods and models employed by the participants and the results achieved. |
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| spellingShingle | Overview of PlantCLEF 2024: multi-species plant identification in vegetation plot images Goeau, Herve Espitalier, Vincent Bonnet, Pierre Joly, Alexis Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Plot images are essential for ecological studies, enabling standardized sampling, biodiversity assessment, long-term monitoring and remote, large-scale surveys. Plot images are typically fifty centimetres or one square meter in size, and botanists meticulously identify all the species found there. The integration of AI could significantly improve the efficiency of specialists, helping them to extend the scope and coverage of ecological studies. To evaluate advances in this regard, the PlantCLEF 2024 challenge leverages a new test set of thousands of multi-label images annotated by experts and covering over 800 species. In addition, it provides a large training set of 1.7 million individual plant images as well as state-of-the-art vision transformer models pre-trained on this data. The task is evaluated as a (weakly-labeled) multi-label classification task where the aim is to predict all the plant species present on a high-resolution plot image (using the single-label training data). In this paper, we provide an detailed description of the data, the evaluation methodology, the methods and models employed by the participants and the results achieved. |
| title | Overview of PlantCLEF 2024: multi-species plant identification in vegetation plot images |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.15768 |