For past biologists, explaining morphological variations across a broad geographic range in different species, or conducting behavioral studies, the greatest challenge was to objectively define these shapes, colors, and various external behavioral patterns. Now, we can use artificial intelligence to learn from millions of photos of butterflies and moths, extract image features, or directly identify behaviors in videos of animals and explain their mechanisms of evolutionary adaptation to the environment. Artificial intelligence will help us delve deeper into the beauty of biology.
Activity Information
Time
10/12 09:00 - 16:00
Location
Interdisciplinary Research Building for Science and Technology
Venue
1F
Activity Classification
Division
Division of Life Sciences
Category
Interactive Experience
Organizer
Target Audience
Age 6 and above
Instructions
Contact
Yen-Cheng Lin
2787-2281
