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A new AI tool can predict mosquitoes' ages with 98% accuracy to speed malaria research

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Using machine learning techniques to predict the age of mosquitoes from different populations could reduce turnaround time for malaria research and improve surveillance programs, says a new study published in BMC Bioinformatics.

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A new AI tool can predict mosquitoes' ages with 98% accuracy to speed malaria research

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