Enhancing endangered species monitoring by lowering data entry requirements with imputation techniques as a preprocessing step for the footprint identification technology (FIT)
Authors:
- Frederick KistnerFKFrederick Kistner
- Justus TulowietzkiJTJustus Tulowietzki
- Larissa SlaneyLSLarissa Slaney
- Sky AlibhaiSASky Alibhai
- Zoe JewellZJZoe Jewell
- Burim RamosajBRBurim Ramosaj
- Markus PaulyMPMarkus Pauly
Open Access
- 12 June 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecological Informatics
- Vol. 82
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