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Artificial intelligence in paleontology


! C. Yu et al. (2024): Artificial intelligence in paleontology. Free access, Earth-Science Reviews, 252.
"... The accumulation of large datasets and increasing data availability have led to the emergence of data-driven paleontological studies
[...] In this study, we review >70 paleontological AI studies since the 1980s
[...] we discuss their methods, datasets, and performance and compare them with more conventional AI studies ..."










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