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ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION IN WILDLIFE THROUGH
IMAGES USING STATISTICAL METHODS AND
DECISION TREE
Problem Statement
The problem of animal classification in
wildlife in many fields has highlighted the
importance of algorithms for this kind of
problems. However, there have been only a
few attempts to solve this problem, mainly
focused at the detecting and tracking for
mostly popular pet like cat, dog, cow, etc. In
this scope of this project, we focus on some
algorithms for animal classification, one
using images and statistical methods and
another using decision tree.
Related Work
iBird: The apps from iBird are perhaps some
of the best bird identification apps out there.
this apps specific to your area of the
country, or certain types of birds.(Heimbuch,
2014)
Solution/Experiment/Design
Fig1: A training picture for dog model
Bayes algorithm is applied in order to
classify the animal. By using this algorithm
not only the project does not need many
image processing techniques, but also give
the solution with acceptable acuracy.
Another approach to clasify the animal is by
using desicion tree.
Implementation
A matlab program is developed to take the
input image and apply the Naive Bayes
algorithm and put the image‘s feature into
Normal distribution to decide which class the
animal belongs to.
The implementation of decision tree algorithm
in java is giving some questions to user untill
the conclusion given based on user‘s
answers.
Evaluation/Discussion
The result of this implementation is not
perfect, because we applied such basic
clasification algorithm. This methods have
several disadvantages, such as:
1. Lack of accuracy
2. Image with many noises and details can
not be applied in this method.
Outlook
In the future many image processing methods
can be applied in order to increase the
accuracy of the result.
References [1] Quinlan, J. R. (1987). "Simplifying decision trees".
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies 27 (3): 221.
doi:10.1016/S0020-7373(87)80053-6. edit.
[2] Heimbuch, Jaymi. '19 Apps That Will Turn You Into A
Wilderness Expert'. MNN - Mother Nature Network. N.p.,
2013. Web. 3 June 2015.
Aldemuro Mandalamuri Abdul Haris ([email protected]),
Muhammad Ahsan Nawaz ([email protected]),
Vu thanh ngo([email protected]) &
Denis Vostrikov([email protected])
Summer 2015
Information Engineering and Computer Science, M. Sc.
Applied Research Project