Unfortuantly it is assigning our 2023 individuals with our other 2023 data, and not our previous old data (which aldready has assigned specifik individuals).
As mentioned above and in our e-mail thread, we have recieved old data from 2012 to 2021. These encounters have already assigened individuals, which we would like to ‘teach’ the AI with (this is oploaded, but not sent to detection as you adviced). So when we import our 2023 the AI photo identification will tell us who’s who.
Have we done it corretly or has there been some miscommuntiocation?
Also, we notticed it giving and error message regarding the photo identification.
Regarding the “Something went wrong with fetching the inspection image” error, that just means it couldn’t load the Hotspotter heat map. It appears to be working now:
I compared a few encounters in this import to your import for Wildbook2012.xlsx and noticed that the Location IDs are entered differently. The 2023 import link you shared has the location ID as “Pilanesberg
: South Africa” and the 2012 import has the Location ID as “Pilanesberg National park
: South Africa”. If your locations are not entered exactly the same, GiraffeSpotter will treat them as unique locations and will not compare the giraffes seen in one against the other.
It looks like on May 9, 2023, I sent you an email asking you to post a feature request in Community for it to be added to GiraffeSpotter. Because the post wasn’t made, the work never started on it. I’ll make a post to track it now so it can be added soon: New GiraffeSpotter Location ID : Pilanesberg National Park
Are you including your user ID in your bulk import spreadsheets? When I searched GiraffeSpotter for Encounters assigned to your username, I got 0 results. You should see your name on the Encounter’s metadata when it’s assigned to you:
Not having your encounters assigned to you means that you won’t be able to confirm matches on those encounters. We can fix this retroactively so you don’t have to delete the imports that are already uploaded, but it’s something you need to fix going forward. You have to include Encounter.submitterID as a field in your spreadsheet with your GiraffeSpotter username in it for each Encounter on there.
I’ll let you know as soon as I have the new location ID in GiraffeSpotter. Then I will work with my team to assign all of your bulk imports to you. ID will likely need to be re-run so that the results all display giraffes from one, single location. I need to find out if we need to handle this step due to the volume of encounters you’ve uploaded in order to not strain the queue for other users.
Thank for fixing our mistake with not assiging Encounter.submitterID and typing the incorrect locationID. We apologize for the inconvience, and really apriciate the help from your team!
Thanks for your patience. Your bulk imports have been assigned to you and their location IDs are now all consistent. Now if you re-start a match, it should show you all of the correct match candidates.
You have a lot of data and large bulk imports, so I don’t recommend you re-run ID until you’re ready to review those matches to prevent overloading the job queues.
Hi Anastasia
Thank you so much for fixing the location IDs.
We’ve been re-running the identification on the 2023 dataset and the results are still only comparing with the 2023 data. We were wondering if this has something to do with the prior data from previous years (2012-2022) not having gone through detection, as we have previously stated.
If the detection is the issue, is there a way in which we can fix the detection being stuck at (0/X) images? We tried to submit the 2021 images for detection to see if it fixed the identification, but it seems to be stuck.
Ah, that’s a possibility. We’re reviewing images that have missed detection in GiraffeSpotter and will ensure those are complete on our end. As soon as I have a status update, I’ll let you know here.
We’ve restarted WBIA and it’s gradually getting through detections that were previously missed.
We’ve also enabled the MiewID algorithm in GiraffeSpotter. It’s been tested on reticulated giraffes, but has not yet been tested on Giraffa giraffa. As you review your matches, let us know if you see improvements in match candidate suggestions with MiewID compared with Hotspotter.
So our 2023 data (our non assigned individual) is still matching to 2023 data, instead of our ‘old data’ (individual assigned data). So we have now sent it all to detection.
We are confused why we suddently have to send our ‘old data’ (individual assigned data) to detection, because last time we asked this, we were told not to send the ‘old’ data til detection and identification.
Sorry for the confusion! I asked @tanyastere about this because it didn’t sound familiar and she said that may have been part of an earlier conversation where your imports were too large and the detections were lagging due to their size.
Everything seems to be working after all the old data has been to detection. The only upload that is stuck in detection now is “Wildbook2017.4”. Can you force it through detection from your end? Then we are all set for identification
Again, thank you for all the help throughout the process
Hi Anastasia!
We just recieved our first identification, and we are EXTREMELY impressed! We are over the moon of how well it works. Thank you again so much for your help. Your AI tool is truly an amazing and impressive tool, that works great! We are very pleased with the results.
Thank you so much!
