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Learn how we applied zero‑shot embeddings from foundational models to classify wildlife in camera‑trap videos, achieving performance comparable to supervised fine‑tuning.
As part of Singapore National Park’s Youth Stewards for Nature 2024 volunteer program, we built a system to recognize animals in camera trapping videos. In addition to fine-tuning a supervised trained model, we were able to use Foundational Models’ zero-shot learning capability to classify frames. This method is competitive with supervised finetuning on a large amount of in-domain data, while requiring no training, and re-formulating the model training task into a data curation task, making it more accessible to the laymen.
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