Return to Bali

09/01/2020
by   Marc Böhlen, et al.
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This paper gives an overview of the project Return to Bali that seeks to create a living dataset of ethnobotanically significant flora on the island of Bali and new methods through which underrepresented forms of knowledge can be documented, shared and made compatible within the logics of machine learning while considering practical approaches to benefit multiple stakeholders and preventing unintended harm.

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