Malaria, Mosquito control, Mosquito, Dengue fever, Anopheles, Yellow fever
Researchers use artificial intelligence to ID mosquitos
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OpenRapid and accurate identification of mosquitoes that transmit human pathogens such as malaria is an essential part of mosquito-borne disease surveillance. Now, researchers reporting in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases have shown the effectiveness of an artificial intelligence system—known ...
RT @medical_xpress: Researchers use artificial intelligence to ID mosquitos @plos https://t.co/yjLjxRWkk9
OpenResearchers use artificial intelligence to ID mosquitos
Rapid and accurate identification of mosquitoes that transmit human pathogens such as malaria is an essential part of mosquito-borne disease surveillance. Now, researchers reporting in PLOS ...
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