Researchers at the Northeast Fisheries Science Center are using a machine learning software to teach computers how to identify the sea life in millions of images of the ocean floor

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Researchers at the Northeast Fisheries Science Center are using a machine learning software to teach computers how to identify the sea life in millions of images of the ocean floor

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Computers now "see" animals on the ocean bottom
The Northeast Fisheries Science Center's annual sea scallop research survey uses a towed sampling device called the HabCam. It collects approximately five million images of the ocean bottom off the Northeast United States.

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