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Simplify the interpretation of alert lists for clinical mastitis in automatic milking systems

2010-04-01

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Based on sensor measurements, an automatic milking system (AMS) generates mastitis alert lists indicating cows which are likely to have clinical mastitis (CM). Because of the general assumption of equal probabilities of developing CM for all cows, all alerts on the list have the same success rate. As a consequence, it is not possible to rank-order the alerts in terms of their likelihood of CM. In practice, the per...

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6d5f309b-dcef-5a93-9d1d-c1b12e6b906c
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10.1016/j.compag.2009.12.011
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