Automated identification of individual animals becomes ecologically useful only when development and evaluation are centered on specific ecological questions, available data realities, and the differing costs of different kinds of errors.
Journal of Applied Ecology 42(6):999–1011
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Centering Ecological Goals in Automated Identification of Individual Animals
Automated identification of individual animals becomes ecologically useful only when development and evaluation are centered on specific ecological questions, available data realities, and the differing costs of different kinds of errors.