Human: Can you explain the differences between a taxonomist and a taxonomical classifier? Assistant: 
A taxonomist is a scientist that studies and classifies living organisms into specific taxonomic categories, such as species and genera. They use morphology, anatomy, physiology, genetics, behavior, biochemistry, and other information to determine the classification of various species. A taxonomical classifier is a computer-based system for automatically classifying documents, images, or audio recordings according to a predefined set of categories. This system is typically trained with labeled data, allowing it to learn from examples how to accurately classify a given item. Thus, taxonomists focus on manually classifying items while taxonomical classifiers focus on automating classification tasks.