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license: mit |
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language: |
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- en |
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metrics: |
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- precision |
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- recall |
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pipeline_tag: object-detection |
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tags: |
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- wild |
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- life |
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- animals |
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- object |
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- detection |
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Wildlife Detection |
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Author: Darshan Modi |
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This model is a high‑performance object detection system trained on a curated dataset of African wildlife, including: |
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- Buffalo |
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- Elephant |
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- Rhinoceros |
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- Zebra |
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The dataset contains diverse lighting conditions, camera angles, and natural environments, making the model suitable for wildlife monitoring, conservation research, anti‑poaching systems, and ecological analytics. |
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🧠 Model Overview |
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This ONNX model is optimized for real‑time inference on edge devices and cloud environments. It is built using the Ultralytics YOLO architecture and exported for ONNX runtime compatibility. |
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Key Features |
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- Detects multiple African wildlife species |
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- Lightweight and fast inference |
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- Suitable for Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, cloud servers, and desktop GPUs |
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- Ideal for conservation AI, camera‑trap automation, and wildlife analytics |
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📊 Performance Metrics |
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Evaluated on a held‑out validation set from the same dataset: |
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- Precision: 93% |
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- Recall: 88% |
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- mAP50: 94% |
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These metrics indicate strong detection accuracy with low false positives and reliable species identification. |
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📦 Intended Use |
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This model is designed for: |
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- Wildlife conservation projects |
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- Camera‑trap automation |
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- Animal population monitoring |
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- Anti‑poaching surveillance |
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- Ecological research |
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- Real‑time detection on edge devices |
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⚙️ Technical Details |
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- Format: ONNX |
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- Input size: 640×640 |
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- Architecture: YOLO‑based detector |
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- Classes: Buffalo, Elephant, Rhino, Zebra |
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- Training epochs: 30 |
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👤 Author |
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Created by: Darshan Modi |
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Focused on building practical AI systems for wildlife monitoring, safety applications, and real‑world deployment on edge devices. |