Photographic dataset of ducks bones with code for cataloging skeletal elements and species.

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Hauptverfasser: Paperini, Elisa, Demarchi, Beatrice, Dubbini, Nevio, Gattiglia, Gabriele, Yeomans, Lisa, Sciuto, Claudia
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author Paperini, Elisa
Demarchi, Beatrice
Dubbini, Nevio
Gattiglia, Gabriele
Yeomans, Lisa
Sciuto, Claudia
author_facet Paperini, Elisa
Demarchi, Beatrice
Dubbini, Nevio
Gattiglia, Gabriele
Yeomans, Lisa
Sciuto, Claudia
contents <p>This record contains:</p> <ul> <li>A dataset consists of 1833 photographs of avifauna remains, mainly ducks. The photos are organised into two zip folders. In one folder, the photographs were divided to classify the skeletal element with a Convolutional Neural Network. In the other folder, the dataset was organised for bird species classification.</li> <li>Codes for the classification of photographs of skeletal findings of avifauna. A Convolutional Neural Network is implemented in the first code to classify the skeletal element. The second code implements a Convolutional Neural Network with Random Forest for bird species classification.</li> </ul>
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spellingShingle Photographic dataset of ducks bones with code for cataloging skeletal elements and species.
Paperini, Elisa
Demarchi, Beatrice
Dubbini, Nevio
Gattiglia, Gabriele
Yeomans, Lisa
Sciuto, Claudia
Zooarchaeology
Digital Archaeology
Convolutional Neural Network
Avifauna
<p>This record contains:</p> <ul> <li>A dataset consists of 1833 photographs of avifauna remains, mainly ducks. The photos are organised into two zip folders. In one folder, the photographs were divided to classify the skeletal element with a Convolutional Neural Network. In the other folder, the dataset was organised for bird species classification.</li> <li>Codes for the classification of photographs of skeletal findings of avifauna. A Convolutional Neural Network is implemented in the first code to classify the skeletal element. The second code implements a Convolutional Neural Network with Random Forest for bird species classification.</li> </ul>
title Photographic dataset of ducks bones with code for cataloging skeletal elements and species.
topic Zooarchaeology
Digital Archaeology
Convolutional Neural Network
Avifauna
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15052243