Bird Species Recognition using Hybrid ML
Rahul Kulkarni, Prachi , Sai Vaibhav Medavarapu, Shaik Shahid Ali, Sidde Devesh,
Gujjula Yaswanth Kumar Reddy,Kunnam Varun Reddy, Bhuma Yaswanth Reddy
Abstract
In several disciplines, including ornithology, ecology, and conservation, identifying the different species of birds is essential. Traditional techniques that rely on eye observation or audio recordings have accuracy and efficacy restrictions. In this abstract, we provide a multimodal method for identifying different bird species that incorporates auditory and picture analysis. Our method attempts to offer a more complete representation of bird species, including both visual and aural properties, by extracting features from bird photos and audio recordings and combining them at the feature or decision level. The multimodal technique has potential applications in bird monitoring, biodiversity assessment, and cit- izen science and outperforms single-modal approaches according to experiments using real-world datasets. When compared to conventional techniques, the suggested multi- modal approach has the potential to greatly enhance bird species identification. Our method seeks to improve the precision and effectiveness of bird identification by utilising the power of deep learning and merging data from both image and auditory modalities. Particularly in situations when visual signals or vocalisations alone may not be sufficient, the combination of visual and auditory traits can offer a more robust and consistent iden- tification of bird species. This multimodal technique has potential implications in many areas, advancing citizen science projects, conservation efforts, and avian study. For bird enthusiasts, researchers, and conservationists alike, further study and improvement in this field may produce useful tools.
