Abstract

<p>Different transects with several thousand images are stored in the BIIGLE online platform (top left). These images can be accessed by experts via the WWW (bottom left). For this experiment, a subset of one transect (marked green on the upper left) was shown to five experts to create a manually labelled training set for a group of pre-defined taxa. Those manual labels were at first used to optimize an image pre-processing for illumination correction (top middle). Afterwards, high dimensional feature vectors were extracted at the label positions to gain a training and test set for SVM optimization (bottom middle). The trained SVMs were then applied pixel-wise to the full field of view, to obtain a confidence value for each pixel and taxon (top right). These confidence values were then post-processed into a classification map, where each pixel is assigned to one taxon which allows taxon counts per image. These taxon counts can then be plotted along the length of the transect (bottom right).</p

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