We are pleased to announce the Wildbook software release v.2021-06-30,
which is reflected in the Flukebook.org platform for cetacean photo ID.
Wildbook DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.5093667
Wildbook Image Analysis (WBIA):
Release Notes for June 2021
Flukebook Release Notes
- IndoCet custom import form has been updated.
- WB-1696: EXIF rotation in IA results is now more consistent.
- WB-1691: Hierarchical matching job tasks are now correctly associating with annotations
- WB-1687: Manual annotations species are getting the needed reference IDs for MediaAssets and Annotations for the catalog to build correctly
- WB-1672: Bulk imports can be deleted.
- WB-1665: Users are informed of query with no match-against set when filters reduce potential match candidates to 0
- WB-1648: Single-asset uploads handle special characters.
- WB-1632: Manual annotation no longer shrinks and offsets the annotation display.
- WB-1593: Country database field propogates to cloned encounters.
- WB-1580: Usernames can be updated by admins and the account retain access to owned encounters.
- WB-1568: Sightings search by species has several fields fixed and improved.
- WB-1519: IA Results are correctly filtering by project again.
- WB-1505: Match results take the user to the correct annotation.
- WB-1455: Manual annotation page now handles image filename paths with unsupported characters.
- WB-1392: Manual annotation tool correctly displays existing annotations.
- WB-775: Bulk import processes special characters.
- WB-668: Required fields in manual submissions have been clarified.
- Computer vision support for Indopacific humpback dolphin (Sousa chinensis) added
Wildbook-IA Release Notes (Computer Vision and Machine Learning)
The following updates were made to WBIA last month.
- SAGE-293: Presented two posters at CVPR workshop “CV 4 Animals” on 1) the continual ID curation problem and 2) CurvRank V2
- SAGE-20: New CurvRank V2 and PIE V2 support for gray whales added to WBIA and deployed to Flukebook
Jason Holmberg (he/him/his)
Executive Director, Wild Me <
https://www.wildme.org/>
A.I. and humans combating extinction together.