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Acoustic Honeybee Queen-State Detection Under Unseen Conditions
Honeybee queen loss is a major threat to colony health, yet queen-status assessment remains largely manual and disruptive. Acoustic monitoring offers a non-invasive alternative by enabling continuous analysis of hive sounds. In this paper, we benchmark conventional and learned acoustic representatio
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