Artificial intelligence, and in particular, the field of machine learning, has experienced rapid growth in recent years, with a wide variety of techniques that can be used individually or in combination to analyze data, extract patterns, and generate new insights across countless application areas. This progress has led to significant advancements in these disciplines. This course was developed in response to the training needs identified by the Mesoamerican Biodiversity Conservation Data Science Network (Redbioma) in various areas of data science. It is designed for professionals working in biodiversity conservation-related activities and focuses on problem-solving and developing knowledge and skills in designing and implementing simple machine learning models (using the Python programming language) applied to datasets relevant to the participants' professional fields.
July, 2024
Project Name | Members | view |
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Analysis of sea turtle records using AI techniques | Homer Bennet | visibility |
BirdCLEF 2024 | Fabricio Quiros Corella | visibility |
LNA monitoring data | Yaretsi Belen Bermudez | visibility |
Model for predicting the arrival of migratory species | José Abelardo Sánchez Cardoza and Cynthia María Tercero Rojas | visibility |
Spatial modeling of Cabrera's vole distribution with Google Earth Engine and Random Forest | Ana Fandiño Carro | visibility |
Neural networks in penguins | Jose Fonseca | visibility |
Environmental variables associated with the occurrence of the Three-wattled Bellbird (Procnias tricarunculatus) in Costa Rica | Monica Retamosa Izaguirre | visibility |