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### Citation
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The provided DNA barcode sequence showcases the arrangement of nucleotides:
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* Adenine (A): Red
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BINs, acting as an alternative to Linnean names, provide a genetic-centric classification for organisms,
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Taxonomic group ranking annotations categorize organisms hierarchically based on evolutionary relationships.
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It organizes species into groups based on shared characteristics and genetic relatedness.
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Original insect images from 16 most densly populated orders of the BIOSCAN-1M Insect dataset.
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The numbers below each image identify the number of images in each class, and clearly illustrate the degree of class imbalance in the BIOSCAN-1M Insect dataset.
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### Overview
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The BIOSCAN-1M dataset offers researchers detailed information about insects, with each record containing four primary attributes:
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- DNA Barcode Sequence
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- Barcode Index Number (BIN)
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- Biological Taxonomy Classification
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- RGB image
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### Citation
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### I. DNA barcode sequence
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The provided DNA barcode sequence showcases the arrangement of nucleotides:
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* Adenine (A): Red
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### II. Barcode Index Number (BIN)
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BINs, acting as an alternative to Linnean names, provide a genetic-centric classification for organisms,
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<img src="images/BIN.png" alt="Alt Text" width="1000" style="display: block; margin: 0 auto;">
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### III. Biological taxonomy ranking annotations
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Taxonomic group ranking annotations categorize organisms hierarchically based on evolutionary relationships.
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It organizes species into groups based on shared characteristics and genetic relatedness.
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### IV. RGB image
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Original insect images from 16 most densly populated orders of the BIOSCAN-1M Insect dataset.
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The numbers below each image identify the number of images in each class, and clearly illustrate the degree of class imbalance in the BIOSCAN-1M Insect dataset.
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