Deep learning could discover new plant species hidden in centuries of herbarium data

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By Devin ColdeweyAug 11, 2017, 3:52 pm151 pts
Machine learning techniques excel at doing a good-enough job quickly in situations where there’s lots of data to grind through. It turns out that’s a great fit for backlogs of plant samples at herbariums and other repositories around the world, which have millions of the things waiting to be digitized and…

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