Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. 3675 - 3675
Published: April 27, 2024
AI
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
predicting
plant
growth
agricultural
contexts
and
creating
optimized
environments
for
cultivation.
However,
unlike
agriculture,
the
application
of
aquaculture
is
predominantly
focused
on
diagnosing
animal
conditions
monitoring
them
users.
This
paper
introduces
an
Automated
Fish-feeding
System
(AFS)
based
Convolutional
Neural
Networks
(CNNs)
Gated
Recurrent
Units
(GRUs),
aiming
to
establish
automated
system
akin
smart
farming
sector.
The
AFS
operates
by
precisely
calculating
feed
rations
through
two
main
modules.
Fish
Growth
Measurement
Module
(FGMM)
utilizes
fish
data
assess
current
status
transmits
this
information
Feed
Ration
Prediction
(FRPM).
FRPM
integrates
sensor
from
farm,
data,
ration
as
time-series
increase
or
decrease
rate
present
conditions.
automates
distribution
within
farms
these
modules
verifies
efficiency
distribution.
Simulation
results
indicate
that
FGMM
neural
network
model
effectively
identifies
body
length
with
minor
deviation
less
than
0.1%,
while
demonstrates
proficiency
using
GRU
cell
structured
layout
64
×
48.
ICES Journal of Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
79(2), P. 263 - 284
Published: Jan. 9, 2022
Abstract
Automatic
classification
of
different
species
fish
is
important
for
the
comprehension
marine
ecology,
behaviour
analysis,
aquaculture
management,
and
health
monitoring.
In
recent
years,
many
automatic
methods
have
been
developed,
among
which
machine
vision-based
are
widely
used
with
advantages
being
fast
non-destructive.
addition,
successful
application
rapidly
emerging
deep
learning
techniques
in
vision
has
brought
new
opportunities
classification.
This
paper
provides
an
overview
models
applied
field
classification,
followed
by
a
detailed
discussion
specific
applications
various
methods.
Furthermore,
challenges
future
research
directions
discussed.
would
help
researchers
practitioners
to
understand
applicability
encourage
them
develop
advanced
algorithms
address
complex
problems
that
exist
practice.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Aug. 2, 2022
Machine-assisted
object
detection
and
classification
of
fish
species
from
Baited
Remote
Underwater
Video
Station
(BRUVS)
surveys
using
deep
learning
algorithms
presents
an
opportunity
for
optimising
analysis
time
rapid
reporting
marine
ecosystem
statuses.
Training
BRUVS
significant
challenges:
the
model
requires
training
datasets
with
bounding
boxes
already
applied
identifying
location
all
individuals
in
a
scene,
it
labels.
In
both
cases,
substantial
volumes
data
are
required
this
is
currently
manual,
labour-intensive
process,
resulting
paucity
labelled
models
detection.
Here,
we
present
“machine-assisted”
approach
i)
generalised
to
automate
application
any
underwater
environment
containing
ii)
identification
level,
up
12
target
species.
A
catch-all
“
”
that
remain
unidentified
due
lack
available
validation
data.
box
annotation
was
shown
detect
label
on
out-of-sample
recall
between
0.70
0.89
automated
labelling
targeted
F
1
score
0.79.
On
average,
12%
were
given
labels
88%
located
identified
manual
labelling.
Taking
combined,
machine-assisted
advancement
towards
use
workflows
has
potential
future
ecologist
uptake
if
integrated
into
video
software.
Manual
effort
still
required,
community
address
limitation
presented
by
severe
would
improve
automation
accuracy
encourage
increased
uptake.
Trends in Ecology & Evolution,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
38(7), P. 615 - 622
Published: Feb. 15, 2023
Big
Data
science
has
significantly
furthered
our
understanding
of
complex
systems
by
harnessing
large
volumes
data,
generated
at
high
velocity
and
in
great
variety.
However,
there
is
a
risk
that
collection
prioritised
to
the
detriment
'Small
Data'
(data
with
few
observations).
This
poses
particular
ecology
where
Small
abounds.
Machine
learning
experts
are
increasingly
looking
drive
next
generation
innovation,
leading
development
methods
for
such
as
transfer
learning,
knowledge
graphs,
synthetic
data.
Meanwhile,
meta-analysis
causal
reasoning
approaches
evolving
provide
new
insights
from
Data.
These
advances
should
add
value
high-quality
catalysing
future
ecology.
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Jan. 3, 2023
Abstract
Multiparametric
video-cabled
marine
observatories
are
becoming
strategic
to
monitor
remotely
and
in
real-time
the
ecosystem.
Those
platforms
can
achieve
continuous,
high-frequency
long-lasting
image
data
sets
that
require
automation
order
extract
biological
time
series.
The
OBSEA,
located
at
4
km
from
Vilanova
i
la
Geltrú
20
m
depth,
was
used
produce
coastal
fish
series
continuously
over
24-h
during
2013–2014.
content
of
photos
extracted
via
tagging,
resulting
69917
tags
30
taxa
identified.
We
also
provided
a
meteorological
oceanographic
dataset
filtered
by
quality
control
procedure
define
real-world
conditions
affecting
quality.
tagged
be
great
importance
develop
Artificial
Intelligence
routines
for
automated
identification
classification
fishes
extensive
time-lapse
sets.
PeerJ Computer Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9, P. e1262 - e1262
Published: March 10, 2023
The
accuracy
of
fish
farming
and
real-time
monitoring
are
essential
to
the
development
"intelligent"
farming.
Although
existing
instance
segmentation
networks
(such
as
Maskrcnn)
can
detect
segment
fish,
most
them
not
effective
in
monitoring.
In
order
improve
image
promote
accurate
intelligent
industry,
this
article
uses
YOLOv5
backbone
network
object
detection
branch,
combined
with
semantic
head
for
segmentation.
experiments
show
that
precision
reach
95.4%
98.5%
algorithm
structure
proposed
article,
based
on
golden
crucian
carp
dataset,
116.6
FPS
be
achieved
RTX3060.
On
publicly
available
dataset
PASCAL
VOC
2007,
is
73.8%,
84.3%,
speed
up
120
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(23), P. 12645 - 12645
Published: Nov. 24, 2023
Fish
object
detection
has
attracted
significant
attention
because
of
the
considerable
role
that
fish
play
in
human
society
and
ecosystems
necessity
to
gather
more
comprehensive
data
through
underwater
videos
or
images.
However,
always
faced
difficulties
with
occlusion
problem
dense
populations
plants
obscure
them,
no
perfect
solution
been
found
until
now.
To
address
issue
detection,
following
effort
was
made:
creating
a
dataset
occluded
fishes,
integrating
innovative
modules
Real-time
Detection
Transformer
(RT-DETR)
into
You
Only
Look
Once
v8
(YOLOv8),
applying
repulsion
loss.
The
results
show
dataset,
mAP
original
YOLOv8
is
0.912,
while
our
modified
0.971.
In
addition,
also
better
performance
than
terms
loss
curves,
F1–Confidence
P–R
curve
actual
effects.
All
these
indicate
suitable
for
scenes.
PeerJ,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. e17080 - e17080
Published: March 7, 2024
This
study
presents
a
novel
approach
to
high-resolution
density
distribution
mapping
of
two
key
species
the
1170
“Reefs”
habitat,
Dendrophyllia
cornigera
and
Phakellia
ventilabrum
,
in
Bay
Biscay
using
deep
learning
models.
The
main
objective
this
was
establish
pipeline
based
on
models
extract
data
from
raw
images
obtained
by
remotely
operated
towed
vehicle
(ROTV).
Different
object
detection
were
evaluated
compared
various
shelf
zones
at
head
submarine
canyon
systems
metrics
such
as
precision,
recall,
F1
score.
best-performing
model,
YOLOv8,
selected
for
generating
maps
high
spatial
resolution.
also
generated
synthetic
augment
training
assess
generalization
capacity
proposed
provides
cost-effective
non-invasive
method
monitoring
assessing
status
these
important
reef-building
their
habitats.
results
have
implications
management
protection
habitat
Spain
other
marine
ecosystems
worldwide.
These
highlight
potential
improve
efficiency
accuracy
vulnerable
ecosystems,
allowing
informed
decisions
be
made
that
can
positive
impact
conservation.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(4), P. e0284992 - e0284992
Published: April 26, 2023
Regular
monitoring
of
the
number
various
fish
species
in
a
variety
habitats
is
essential
for
marine
conservation
efforts
and
biology
research.
To
address
shortcomings
existing
manual
underwater
video
sampling
methods,
plethora
computer-based
techniques
are
proposed.
However,
there
no
perfect
approach
automated
identification
categorizing
species.
This
primarily
due
to
difficulties
inherent
capturing
videos,
such
as
ambient
changes
luminance,
camouflage,
dynamic
environments,
watercolor,
poor
resolution,
shape
variation
moving
fish,
tiny
differences
between
certain
study
has
proposed
novel
Fish
Detection
Network
(FD_Net)
detection
nine
different
types
using
camera-captured
image
that
based
on
improved
YOLOv7
algorithm
by
exchanging
Darknet53
MobileNetv3
depthwise
separable
convolution
3
x
filter
size
augmented
feature
extraction
network
bottleneck
attention
module
(BNAM).
The
mean
average
precision
(mAP)
14.29%
higher
than
it
was
initial
version
YOLOv7.
utilized
method
features
an
DenseNet-169,
loss
function
Arcface
Loss.
Widening
receptive
field
improving
capability
achieved
incorporating
dilated
into
dense
block,
removing
max-pooling
layer
from
trunk,
BNAM
block
DenseNet-169
neural
network.
results
several
experiments
comparisons
ablation
demonstrate
our
FD_Net
mAP
YOLOv3,
YOLOv3-TL,
YOLOv3-BL,
YOLOv4,
YOLOv5,
Faster-RCNN,
most
recent
model,
more
accurate
target
tasks
complex
environments.