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Effects of interpulse-interval variation on deep-learning classification of bat vocalizations
Temporal context may aid automated bat-species classification, but the contribution of specific features remains unclear. We investigated whether variation in the interpulse interval (IPI)-the time between consecutive call onsets-provides species-discriminative information and whether transformer-ba
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