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Machine Learning Canvas


Background

  • Users:
    Ornithologists, birdwatchers, environmental researchers, and conservationists focused on bird species identification and study.

  • Goals:
    Enhance the accuracy of bird species identification, support research and conservation efforts, and enable easy access to bird identification tools.

  • Pains:
    High error rates in species identification, difficulty in distinguishing similar species, and limited access to reliable identification tools.


Value Proposition

  • Product:
    A machine learning tool for classifying bird species from images.

  • Alleviates:
    Reduces misidentification risk, saves time for researchers and birdwatchers, and improves access to accurate bird identification tools.

  • Advantages:
    Increases identification accuracy, scalability, and accessibility, especially for rare and similar-looking bird species.


Objectives

  • Develop a user-friendly interface for ornithologists and birdwatchers to easily upload and identify bird species from images.
  • Achieve high-accuracy classification of bird species using the Kaggle 100-bird-species dataset.

Solution

  • Core Features:

    • Real-time inference for instant identification results.
    • User-friendly image upload interface.
  • Integration:
    An API for integration with various platforms, allowing users to upload and predict bird species from images seamlessly.

  • Alternatives:
    Manual identification by experts, simpler but less accurate image recognition tools.

  • Constraints:
    Ensuring the model's accuracy across a wide variety of bird species, maintaining performance in real-time applications.

  • Out-of-Scope:
    Identification of non-bird species, analysis of environmental or behavioral data.


Feasibility

  • Data:
    Kaggle 100-bird-species dataset with annotated images for 100 bird species.

Data

  • Dataset:
    Kaggle 100-bird-species dataset with over 60,000 annotated images across 100 bird species.

Modeling

  • Technique:
    Utilize deep learning, specifically convolutional neural networks (CNNs), to achieve high accuracy in bird species identification.