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How AI can help predict and manage bird flu outbreaks

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By Rozita Dara
| Silicon Republic Verified
In light of Ireland’s ongoing bird flu outbreak, University of Guelph’s Dr Rozita Dara gives useful insights into how AI can help people predict and plan for the spread of the disease. The active and ongoing global spread of avian influenza virus has impacted more than 17.5m birds in Canada and 180m in the US. The recent outbreaks have resulted in major economic losses, and a rise in egg prices in the past few years.
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AI is for the birds: How machine learning can help predict and manage avian flu outbreaks

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By Rozita Dara
| Medical Xpress Verified
The active and ongoing global spread of avian influenza virus has impacted more than 14 million birds in Canada and 160 million in the U.S.. This recent outbreak has resulted in major economic losses, and a rise in egg prices in the past few years. This trend can cause disruptions in poultry supply chain and significant increases in the price of other poultry products.
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AI is for the birds: How machine learning can help predict and manage avian flu outbreaks

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By Rozita Dara
| Tolerance Canada
By Rozita Dara, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of Guelph The active and ongoing global spread of avian influenza virus has impacted more than 14 million birds in Canada and 160 million in the USA. This recent outbreak has resulted in major economic losses, and a rise in egg prices in the past few years. This trend can cause disruptions in poultry supply chain and Read complete article © The Conversation -
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