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emphasize species classification task

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  # Dataset Card for IDLE-OO Camera Traps
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- IDLE-OO Camera Traps is a 5-dataset benchmark of camera trap images from the [Labeled Information Library of Alexandria: Biology and Conservation (LILA BC)](https://lila.science) with a total of 2,586 images. Each of the 5 benchmarks is **balanced** to have the same number of images for each species within it (between 310 and 1120 images), representing between 16 and 39 species.
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  ### Dataset Description
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  ## Dataset Creation
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  ### Curation Rationale
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- As stated above, the goal of these datasets is to provide a collection of test sets for camera trap images. Species identification within camera trap images is a real-world downstream use-case, on which a biological foundation model should be tested. These datasets were selected from those available on [LILA BC](https://lila.science/datasets) since they are labeled at the image-level, and would thus not include frames labeled as containing an animal when it is simply the animal's habitat. The [Island Conservation Camera Traps](https://lila.science/datasets/island-conservation-camera-traps/) were of particular interest for their stated purpose of assisting in the prevention of endangered island species' extinction and the varied ecosystems represented.
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  ### Source Data
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  ## Considerations for Using the Data
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- This collection of small balanaced datasets was designed for testing the classification ability of [BioCLIP 2](https://github.com/Imageomics/bioclip-2) to classify species in camera trap images, a practical use-case and one on which it was not extensively trained.
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  ### Bias, Risks, and Limitations
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  The available species in these datasets is not a representative sample of species around the world, though they do cover a portion of species of interest to those collecting images using camera traps.
 
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+ IDLE-OO Camera Traps is a 5-dataset benchmark of camera trap images from the [Labeled Information Library of Alexandria: Biology and Conservation (LILA BC)](https://lila.science) with a total of 2,586 images for species classification. Each of the 5 benchmarks is **balanced** to have the same number of images for each species within it (between 310 and 1120 images), representing between 16 and 39 species.
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  ### Dataset Description
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  ## Dataset Creation
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  ### Curation Rationale
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+ As stated above, the goal of these datasets is to provide a collection of species classification test sets for camera trap images. Species classification within camera trap images is a real-world downstream use-case, on which a biological foundation model should be tested. These datasets were selected from those available on [LILA BC](https://lila.science/datasets) since they are labeled at the image-level, and would thus not include frames labeled as containing an animal when it is simply the animal's habitat. The [Island Conservation Camera Traps](https://lila.science/datasets/island-conservation-camera-traps/) were of particular interest for their stated purpose of assisting in the prevention of endangered island species' extinction and the varied ecosystems represented.
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  ## Considerations for Using the Data
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+ This collection of small balanced datasets was designed for testing the classification ability of [BioCLIP 2](https://github.com/Imageomics/bioclip-2) to classify species in camera trap images, a practical use-case and one on which it was not extensively trained.
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  ### Bias, Risks, and Limitations
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  The available species in these datasets is not a representative sample of species around the world, though they do cover a portion of species of interest to those collecting images using camera traps.