Figure 2 In the Central Library of Datasets, natural history collection staff will find correctly identified images of their target organisms and download the data for training of an individually customized classifier (photos: Lepidoptera by Entomological Collection of ...

Figure 6 Mock-up of an interface for automated taxon identification. Naturalis holds over 500.000 specimens of unmounted, unsorted and often unidentified, papered butterflies and moths that were collected mostly in Europe and Asia over the past 200 years. In early 2016,...

Figure 4 Algorithms recognize and number individual specimens in a drawer of unsorted items. The insect drawer is from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. The current figure shows a mock-up.

Figure 5 Non-expert collection staff easily find and afterwards sort specimens by taxon (line color) and by accuracy of the identification (line type). The insect drawer is from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. The current figure shows a mock-up.

Figure 1 In the Central Library of Algorithms, natural history collection staff will select algorithms (feature extractors, models, etc.) that are most appropriate for the identification of their target organisms and add them to the workbench. The current figure shows a...

Figure 3 Sharing of taxonomic knowledge between institutes. (1) Each algorithm contains two basic components: the feature extractor and the classifier. (2) The Central Library of Datasets allows the user to browse through all available images of collection objects; (3) ...

Figure 9 Taxonomic structure of the Bryological collection of YSU: A number of specimens per genera; B number of specimens per order.

Figure 7 Temporal and geographical coverage of the digitised specimens in Bryological collection YSU: A number of specimens collected by years; B percentage of specimens collected within the administrative borders from three districts.

Figure 6 Geographical coverage of the Bryological collection of Yugra State University; only specimens digitised by the time of publication.

Figure 8 Taxonomic structure of the Fungarium YSU collection: A number of specimens per genera; B number of specimens per classes.