Re: [nfc-l] How do we know NFCs?

Thanks for sharing this Jay, that was a great read. To me, an exciting current development is the application of modern machine learning tools to get algorithms ("apps") for automatically classifying NFCs. There is some great work on this from the BirdVox people at NYU + Cornell; see:

Re: [nfc-l] How do we know NFCs?

Thanks for sharing this Jay, that was a great read. To me, an exciting current development is the application of modern machine learning tools to get algorithms ("apps") for automatically classifying NFCs. There is some great work on this from the BirdVox people at NYU + Cornell; see:

Re: [nfc-l] How do we know NFCs?

Thanks, Dave! Best, --TF === Ted Floyd Editor, *Birding* magazine Managing Editor, *North American Birds* Website: http://aba.org/birding Twitter: http://twitter.com/BirdingMagazine The ABA Blog: http://blog.aba.org/ On

Re: [nfc-l] How do we know NFCs?

Thanks, Dave! Best, --TF === Ted Floyd Editor, *Birding* magazine Managing Editor, *North American Birds* Website: http://aba.org/birding Twitter: http://twitter.com/BirdingMagazine The ABA Blog: http://blog.aba.org/ On

Re: [nfc-l] How do we know NFCs?

"Night Voices Revealed: A New Guide to Flight Calls Sheds Light on Nocturnal Migration," *Birding*, December 2002, pp. 546-553, by Jay Withgott. To anticipate your next question... :-) Sorry, but this is from before the era that we were posting PDFs online. Ted Floyd Lafayette, eastern Boulder