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Evaluating the accuracy of a Vision-Based Algorithm for Groundline Estimation in Trotting Horses Using Multiple Camera Angles

2025-02-13

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<h4>Background: </h4> Equine lameness diagnosis largely relies on subjective visual assessments, which can be biased. Although marker-based methods, force plates, and inertial measurement units (IMUs) provide objective measurements, they require specialized setups. Vision-based algorithms offer a portable, markerless alternative, but their accuracy needs thorough testing. <h4>Objectives: </h4> To evaluate a custo...

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10.22541/au.173944665.56886579/v1
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