BirdNET VS kaggle-birdsong-recognition

Are the apps themselves open source? I found some code for BirdNet but it doesn't seem to be the android app part: https://github.com/kahst/BirdNET

There is a link to the source code: https://github.com/kahst/BirdNET

I doubt that it will work on a Raspberry, but you can run it elsewhere and just send the audio to it.

So are you thinking that you want to reconstruct something like BirdNET but with a different neural network infrastructure such as the winner of the Kaggle competition? Have you been able to get the BirdNET repo up and running on your machine? https://github.com/kahst/BirdNET

I've rewritten my post from a kaggle notebook created for the competition: Cornell Bird Detection.

I want to make a copy cat of BirdNET. It's such an amazing project, and would be a perfect way for me to practice my newly acquired python skills/practice some web dev. Fortunately everythingI need is open source! Here is the winning training program (Cornell originally fielded Kagglers to find a solution!) So it seems like all the pieces are there for me to start deconstructing this project, but I keep hitting walls. It's taken me almost 3 weeks of trying to get the kaggle competition training repo to somewhat work on my laptop but I've encountered another error...I've found the model they ended up going with but have no idea how to actually run the program. I basically feel like I have all my materials but have no idea how to use the drill.