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Yes and no. Both apps build on core principles that were originally developed through collaborative work at the Lab of Ornithology and Chemnitz University - such as using 3-second audio chunks, spectrogram-based CNNs, focal-follow training data, and extensive augmentation. However, the two projects are entirely independent in terms of the teams, workflows, and long-term goals behind them.

BirdNET is developed in Chemnitz, Germany, while Merlin is developed in Ithaca, USA. Although both efforts receive support from the Lab of Ornithology, that funding connection is essentially the only shared element.

The BirdNET team operates with an “open source first” philosophy aimed at enabling scalab…

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