NEW From CDC “Community Profile Report July 8 2021” (PDF), “Rapid Riser” counties: And of course summer camp, Bible School, etc.Ĭovid cases top ten states: for the last four weeks (hat tip, alert reader Lou Anton): We should know the impact of travel and all the family gatherings by July 4 + 14 call it July 21 or so. The slope is nothing like it was 476 days ago, but upward it is. Now a definite upward trend, as shown by the anti-triumphalist black line. I’ve been thinking of new charts to monitor to alert us to the next outbreak, assuming there is one, but for now, the data from the South means I’ll stick to the status quo. I feel I’m engaging in a macabre form of tape-watching. ‘So just like Merlin can identify a picture of a bird, it can now use this picture of a bird’s sound to make an ID,’ Van Horn says.”Īt reader request, I’ve added this daily chart from 91-DIVOC. ‘Each sound recording a user makes gets converted from a waveform to a spectrogram-a way to visualize the amplitude, frequency, and duration of the sound,’ Van Horn says. The breakthrough came when researchers, including Merlin lead researcher Grant Van Horn, began treating the sounds as images and applying new and powerful image classification algorithms like the ones that power Merlin’s Photo ID feature. Automatic song ID has been a dream for decades, but analyzing sound has always been extremely difficult. and Canada, with that number set to expand rapidly in future updates. At the time of the initial launch, Merlin can recognize the sounds of 400+ species from the U.S. And it’s usually followed up by the question: What was that bird? Today, the question got much easier: the Cornell Lab’s Merlin Bird ID app can now identify bird sounds.
“It’s an almost universal feeling: the thrill of hearing a mysterious new bird song. “What’s That Bird Song? Merlin Bird ID Can Tell You”.
I’m going to leave this up in case anyone missed it Friday: (Cheeping of hatchings and what sounds like insects (!)). Just to keep the organs of state security on their toes, if they have toes, as opposed to (say) snail-like mucilaginous propodia.
Eggscellent cooking blog update#
–lambert UPDATE All done!Ī Willow Ptarmigan from Erkuta, Yamalo-Nenetskiy Autonomous Region, Russia. Patient readers, I had to deal with a household emergency just when I sat down at my desk.
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