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# Viewing AI Data

By Uploading Images into Wildlife Portal Desktop, all the analysis done on the images is saved for future reference as a DataBatch

## Navigation

#### 1) Select a Study

#### 2) Locate The Camera Stations | Data Statics Toggle and Select *DATA STATISTICS*

This toggle switches what is seen on the Camera Stations page to be from a list of camera stations to the AI Analysis pages

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.The Data Statistics page gives information on the **Overall** data within the Study. It's split up into these sections

* Data Summary
  * Outlines Total Number of Images, Detections, and Number of Species
* Detected Species
  * Outlines how much of each species was detected
* Data Batches
  * Contains Specific Informaton from Individual Uploads. Each upload is associated with a DataBatch ID but the *Upload Date* may be useful for locating a specific upload

#### 3) Click on One of the Data Batches

When clicking on one of the data batches, you're navigated into the specific data contained within that data batch that also shows the specific images that were uploaded with that data batch.'

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## AI Screen Details

The AI screen gives you information on a whole slew of data from your images. This includes

* All Species Collected
* Bounding Boxes Around the Animals in the Images
* Confidence Score of the Model
* Image the Statistic was Taken
* Confidence Threshold being used for analysis


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