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The effects of acoustic misclassification on cetacean species abundance estimation
2013
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
To estimate the density or abundance of a cetacean species using acoustic detection data, it is necessary to correctly identify the species that are detected. Developing an automated species classifier with 100% correct classification rate for any species is likely to stay out of reach. It is therefore necessary to consider the effect of misidentified detections on the number of observed data and consequently on abundance or density estimation, and develop methods to cope with these
doi:10.1121/1.4816569
pmid:23968044
fatcat:yltaur2yvrgfxpqwlgb2rkhyqe