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Many times we read topics, solutions, our codes and those three Editions (2021-2023) of BirdCLEF competitions. In summary, anything that is only possible to deliver, applying their useful work.
\nSome records are used to develop various birding apps such as birds of Africa and world birds sounds plus hundreds of research works.
\nTherefore, it's time to acknowledge those professionals. On the Dataset, they can be found on the \"author\" column of the Meta csv file.
\n\"He is an avid birder, bird sound recordist, bird mapper and researcher. He has been recording bird sounds for the last 7 years and leading birding tours in Kenya and Tanzania.\"
\n\"He also train local bird guides,one of east african top sound recorder and africa as a whole. Some of his birds sounds have been used to develop various birding apps such as birds of Africa and world birds sounds plus hundreds of research works. He is a supported member of African bird club and one of the founder of Tanzania birders community and Kilusu bird club.\"
\nhttps://www.orniverse.com/author-profile/282/isaac-kilusu
\n\"Lynette is passionate about education and teaching novice birders interesting facts about birds, interesting bird behaviour and bird vocalisations. She is an advocate for ethical birding practices and is not afraid to voice her opinion on this matter.\"
\n\"In 2018 she received a merit award from the Grahamstown Rotary Club for her contribution to advancing birding in the Grahamstown area as well as the Eastern Cape Province.\"
\nhttps://learnthebirds.com/event-organizer/lynette-rudman/
\nAccording to Paul Polman, former Unilever CEO considered an international reference in the area of sustainability in the business:
\n\"We need to follow moral aspects, be humble, have more human leaders to put the person ahead of the shareholder's interest. Because we have a moral crisis, \"
\n\"He said that the problem is not technological. Technology makes our work much easier. But in most challenges - the lack of social cohesion, the erosion of trust - is inflicted by the human beings and their own will. \"
\nhttps://exame.com/esg/mundo-vive-crise-de-ganancia-diz-ex-ceo-da-unilever/
\nLength: 1082
\n
Many times we read topics, solutions, our codes and those three Editions (2021-2023) of BirdCLEF competitions. In summary, anything that is only possible to deliver, applying their useful work.
\nSome records are used to develop various birding apps such as birds of Africa and world birds sounds plus hundreds of research works.
\nTherefore, it's time to acknowledge those professionals. On the Dataset, they can be found on the \"author\" column of the Meta csv file.
\n\"He is an avid birder, bird sound recordist, bird mapper and researcher. He has been recording bird sounds for the last 7 years and leading birding tours in Kenya and Tanzania.\"
\n\"He also train local bird guides,one of east african top sound recorder and africa as a whole. Some of his birds sounds have been used to develop various birding apps such as birds of Africa and world birds sounds plus hundreds of research works. He is a supported member of African bird club and one of the founder of Tanzania birders community and Kilusu bird club.\"
\nhttps://www.orniverse.com/author-profile/282/isaac-kilusu
\n\"Lynette is passionate about education and teaching novice birders interesting facts about birds, interesting bird behaviour and bird vocalisations. She is an advocate for ethical birding practices and is not afraid to voice her opinion on this matter.\"
\n\"In 2018 she received a merit award from the Grahamstown Rotary Club for her contribution to advancing birding in the Grahamstown area as well as the Eastern Cape Province.\"
\nhttps://learnthebirds.com/event-organizer/lynette-rudman/
\nAccording to Paul Polman, former Unilever CEO considered an international reference in the area of sustainability in the business:
\n\"We need to follow moral aspects, be humble, have more human leaders to put the person ahead of the shareholder's interest. Because we have a moral crisis, \"
\n\"He said that the problem is not technological. Technology makes our work much easier. But in most challenges - the lack of social cohesion, the erosion of trust - is inflicted by the human beings and their own will. \"
\nhttps://exame.com/esg/mundo-vive-crise-de-ganancia-diz-ex-ceo-da-unilever/
\nLength: 1082
\n
Thank you very much for this comment. It is much appreciated! Yes, we rely on many volunteer recordists who help us gather the necessary data to train the models. So thanks to everyone who records birds and uploads their data to Xeno-canto and other online repositories accessible to the community!
", "rawMarkdown": "Thank you very much for this comment. It is much appreciated! Yes, we rely on many volunteer recordists who help us gather the necessary data to train the models. So thanks to everyone who records birds and uploads their data to Xeno-canto and other online repositories accessible to the community!", "votes": null }, { "id": "2174151", "postDate": "03/08/2023 22:17:25", "content": "Sometimes I think young Kagglers (some not so young) are Takers. All want to grow fast without much effort or merit.
\nWhere are they going without the required background? None of my business.
\nIn any career , we MUST show appreciation for those that contributed to our learning path. Since that experience, never stops,
\nproviding credits for all that have colaborated is one of the Top good practices.
Even on our private lives, family and friends. Never take anyone or positions for granted. They may not be here tomorrow .
\nBut the Knowledge you received by them will. Except in dementia/Alzheimer conditions. Though that's not for BirdCLEF.
", "rawMarkdown": "Sometimes I think young Kagglers (some not so young) are Takers. All want to grow fast without much effort or merit. \n\nWhere are they going without the required background? None of my business.\n\nIn any career , we MUST show appreciation for those that contributed to our learning path. Since that experience, never stops,\nproviding credits for all that have colaborated is one of the Top good practices. \n\nEven on our private lives, family and friends. Never take anyone or positions for granted. They may not be here tomorrow .\n\nBut the Knowledge you received by them will. Except in dementia/Alzheimer conditions. Though that's not for BirdCLEF.", "votes": null }, { "id": "2179773", "postDate": "03/13/2023 11:52:18", "content": "I love the brilliant perspectives you bring to light, @mpwolke .
\nIt is also amazing that people who are present here would have not thought their data would be used for a competition like this.
Thank you Kriti. I'm a people person, never a coder even if I learn it sometime.
\nI opened a simple value_counts by author and the inspiration was there Kilusu and Rudman (only female? on top barplot).
\nIn fact, author is a generic name for anything.
They are really Bird Sound Recordists. TY again.
\nHi Kaggle team, your algorithm is perfect joining who really matters for us.
", "rawMarkdown": "Thank you Kriti. I'm a people person, never a coder even if I learn it sometime. \n\nI opened a simple value_counts by author and the inspiration was there Kilusu and Rudman (only female? on top barplot).\nIn fact, author is a generic name for anything. \n\nThey are really Bird Sound Recordists. TY again.\n\nHi Kaggle team, your algorithm is perfect joining who really matters for us.", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 2174138, "author_name": "holgerklinck", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/08/2023 21:48:18", "content": "Thank you very much for this comment. It is much appreciated! Yes, we rely on many volunteer recordists who help us gather the necessary data to train the models. So thanks to everyone who records birds and uploads their data to Xeno-canto and other online repositories accessible to the community!
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 2174151, "author_name": "mpwolke", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/08/2023 22:17:25", "content": "Sometimes I think young Kagglers (some not so young) are Takers. All want to grow fast without much effort or merit.
\nWhere are they going without the required background? None of my business.
\nIn any career , we MUST show appreciation for those that contributed to our learning path. Since that experience, never stops,
\nproviding credits for all that have colaborated is one of the Top good practices.
Even on our private lives, family and friends. Never take anyone or positions for granted. They may not be here tomorrow .
\nBut the Knowledge you received by them will. Except in dementia/Alzheimer conditions. Though that's not for BirdCLEF.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] }, { "id": 2179773, "author_name": "kritidoneria", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/13/2023 11:52:18", "content": "I love the brilliant perspectives you bring to light, @mpwolke .
\nIt is also amazing that people who are present here would have not thought their data would be used for a competition like this.
Thank you Kriti. I'm a people person, never a coder even if I learn it sometime.
\nI opened a simple value_counts by author and the inspiration was there Kilusu and Rudman (only female? on top barplot).
\nIn fact, author is a generic name for anything.
They are really Bird Sound Recordists. TY again.
\nHi Kaggle team, your algorithm is perfect joining who really matters for us.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "2174116": "#Time to Acknowledge Bird Sound Recordists\n\nMany times we read topics, solutions, our codes and those three Editions (2021-2023) of BirdCLEF competitions. In summary, anything that is only possible to deliver, applying their useful work.\n\nSome records are used to develop various birding apps such as birds of Africa and world birds sounds plus hundreds of research works.\n\nTherefore, it's time to acknowledge those professionals. On the Dataset, they can be found on the \"author\" column of the Meta csv file.\n\n#Some lines about Isaac Kilusu (the longest bar on the barplot) :\n\n\"He is an avid birder, bird sound recordist, bird mapper and researcher. He has been recording bird sounds for the last 7 years and leading birding tours in Kenya and Tanzania.\"\n\n\"He also train local bird guides,one of east african top sound recorder and africa as a whole. Some of his birds sounds have been used to develop various birding apps such as birds of Africa and world birds sounds plus hundreds of research works. He is a supported member of African bird club and one of the founder of Tanzania birders community and Kilusu bird club.\"\n\nhttps://www.orniverse.com/author-profile/282/isaac-kilusu\n\n#Lynette Rudman (Female on top 10 Bird Sound Recordists)\n\n\"Lynette is passionate about education and teaching novice birders interesting facts about birds, interesting bird behaviour and bird vocalisations. She is an advocate for ethical birding practices and is not afraid to voice her opinion on this matter.\"\n\n\"In 2018 she received a merit award from the Grahamstown Rotary Club for her contribution to advancing birding in the Grahamstown area as well as the Eastern Cape Province.\"\n\nhttps://learnthebirds.com/event-organizer/lynette-rudman/\n\n#Put the person ahead of the shareholder's interest. (It's easier said than done)\n\nAccording to Paul Polman, former Unilever CEO considered an international reference in the area of sustainability in the business:\n\n\"We need to follow moral aspects, be humble, have more human leaders to put the person ahead of the shareholder's interest. Because we have a moral crisis, \"\n\n\"He said that the problem is not technological. Technology makes our work much easier. But in most challenges - the lack of social cohesion, the erosion of trust - is inflicted by the human beings and their own will. \"\n\nhttps://exame.com/esg/mundo-vive-crise-de-ganancia-diz-ex-ceo-da-unilever/\n\n#Say thanks to all those Bird Sound Recordists\n\nLength: 1082 \n\n", "2174138": "Thank you very much for this comment. It is much appreciated! Yes, we rely on many volunteer recordists who help us gather the necessary data to train the models. So thanks to everyone who records birds and uploads their data to Xeno-canto and other online repositories accessible to the community!", "2174151": "Sometimes I think young Kagglers (some not so young) are Takers. All want to grow fast without much effort or merit. \n\nWhere are they going without the required background? None of my business.\n\nIn any career , we MUST show appreciation for those that contributed to our learning path. Since that experience, never stops,\nproviding credits for all that have colaborated is one of the Top good practices. \n\nEven on our private lives, family and friends. Never take anyone or positions for granted. They may not be here tomorrow .\n\nBut the Knowledge you received by them will. Except in dementia/Alzheimer conditions. Though that's not for BirdCLEF.", "2179773": "I love the brilliant perspectives you bring to light, @mpwolke .\nIt is also amazing that people who are present here would have not thought their data would be used for a competition like this.", "2180043": "Thank you Kriti. I'm a people person, never a coder even if I learn it sometime. \n\nI opened a simple value_counts by author and the inspiration was there Kilusu and Rudman (only female? on top barplot).\nIn fact, author is a generic name for anything. \n\nThey are really Bird Sound Recordists. TY again.\n\nHi Kaggle team, your algorithm is perfect joining who really matters for us." }, "source": "meta" }