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I followed the setup instructions and ran: python analyze.py --i example/Soundscape_1.wav.
python analyze.py --i example/Soundscape_1.wav
I get the following result:
FILES IN DATASET: 1 LOADING SNAPSHOT BirdNET_Soundscape_Model.pkl ... DONE! BUILDING BirdNET MODEL... DONE! IMPORTING MODEL PARAMS... DONE! COMPILING THEANO TEST FUNCTION FUNCTION... DONE! LOADING eBIRD GRID DATA... DONE! 13800 GRID CELLS SID: 1 PROCESSING: Soundscape_1.wav SPECIES: 987 DETECTIONS: 38 TIME: 8
How do I know what species 987 is? It would be nice to see an example of expected output in the README.md as well.
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Hi there,
The list of 987 bird species that BirdNET is trained to recognize can be found here: https://birdnet.cornell.edu/species-list/
In the example folder there are two txt files that are the expected output: Soundscape_1.BirdNET.selections.txt
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I followed the setup instructions and ran:
python analyze.py --i example/Soundscape_1.wav
.I get the following result:
How do I know what species 987 is? It would be nice to see an example of expected output in the README.md as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: