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Species-Identification-from-Bioacoustic-Signals

Welcome to the Species Identification from Bioacoustic Signals project! 🌿🎶

This project is inspired by the BirdCLEF 2025 competition on Kaggle. The competition challenges participants to identify bird species from their audio recordings, contributing to the global effort of monitoring biodiversity and protecting endangered species.

About the Competition

BirdCLEF 2025 is part of the LifeCLEF Lab, which focuses on advancing research in species identification and biodiversity monitoring. The competition provides a platform for machine learning enthusiasts and researchers to develop models that can identify bird species from bioacoustic data. By participating, we aim to contribute to the development of tools that can assist in ecological research and conservation efforts.

Dataset

The dataset for this project is provided by the BirdCLEF 2025 competition and includes thousands of audio recordings of bird calls and songs. These recordings are annotated with species labels, making it an excellent resource for training and evaluating machine learning models. You can access the dataset here.

Key Features

  • Deep Learning Models: Cutting-edge neural networks trained on diverse bioacoustic datasets.
  • Interactive Notebooks: Explore the data and models with ease using Jupyter Notebooks.
  • Pre-trained Models: Ready-to-use models for quick deployment.

Why This Project?

Bioacoustics is a fascinating field that bridges biology and technology. By identifying species through their sounds, we can:

  • Monitor biodiversity 🌍
  • Track endangered species 🐾
  • Contribute to ecological research 📊

Get Started

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Install the dependencies using the provided requirements.txt.
  3. Dive into the Jupyter Notebook to explore the data and models.

Join us in this exciting journey to decode the sounds of nature! 🌟

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