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Benchmarking and automating the image recognition capability of an In situ plankton imaging system

Le et al., 2022

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1860505246921570556
Author
Le K
Yuan Z
Syed A
Ratelle D
Orenstein E
Carter M
Strang S
Kenitz K
Morgado P
Franks P
Vasconcelos N
Jaffe J
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Frontiers in Marine Science

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To understand ocean health, it is crucial to monitor photosynthetic marine plankton–the microorganisms that form the base of the marine food web and are responsible for the uptake of atmospheric carbon. With the recent development of in situ microscopes that can …
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