Jacob

Stefan kindly gave me an overview of the difference between the models in https://github.com/kahst/BirdNET-Analyzer/issues/20

@DD4WH I am not all that familiar with an R-compatible format. My understanding is that R can build dataframes off of any arbitrary csv file. Which would lead me to...

@DD4WH From my skim over this codebase that I am still getting used to, it would probably be tricky to handle two kinds of outputs. In cases like this, I...

I don't have an example on the machine I am on right now, though I can provide this screenshot from my PyHa repository:  Full documentation can be found here:...

@kahst It seems that there is quite a bit more information (column names) that we don't normally use that is compatible with Kaleidoscope. My educated guess is that you wouldn't...

Hi there! Similar to the comment above, we encountered the same problem, so we implemented the ability to recursively go through folders given a path on our fork here: https://github.com/UCSD-E4E/BirdNET-Lite

Hi there, in Windows, the directories (folders) have paths like this with \ characters, while linux, and MacOS use / characters. So, if you are working with windows, change "example/important/path"...

@m1sterjay Thanks for finding a bug, we made a quick fix to the repo using the builtin python os library (automagically handles '\\' and '/') in order to make it...

Hi @DocGarbanzo - I believe that they are corrupted .jpg files since they show up in an ls -l command, but are empty (show as 0 bytes) Example Screenshot: 

For a long term solution, do you think it would be best to have some sort of error handling within the train.py script? Or would be more appropriate to have...