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Intelligent automation for government

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By Mark Boorman, Andy McDonald, Fran Fish
| Capita
Using intelligent automation as the catalyst for digital transformation Intelligent automation, a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, is a proven game-changer for government departments, agencies and public bodies seeking to digitally transform their operations and deliver better citizen outcomes. By increasing the efficiency of information-based work, intelligent automation can streamline processes, improve decision-making and optimise resource allocation.
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The best way to progress digital is through people

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By Nick Parker, Mark Boorman, Paul F. Abraham, Darren Redgwell
| Capita
The Government has put innovation at the heart of its agenda by appointing a Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary to help grow the economy and generate better, well-paid jobs. However, with UK public sector organisations expected to entirely digitise their essential services, there’s still work to be done to ensure consistent progress.
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Semi‐automated detection of tagged animals from camera trap images using artificial intelligence

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By Andrea Santangeli, Finnish Museum, Yuxuan Chen, Mark Boorman
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Deep-learning algorithm for tag identification To automatically detect a tagged vulture in an image and enclose the detected tag in a bounding box for better visibility than simply training a classification model, we trained a deep-learning object detection model to detect tags while minimizing the occurrence of false positives (hereafter false presences) and false negatives (hereafter false absences). In doing so, we chose a convolutional neural network approach (Zhang et al.
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