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The automatic detection of dairy cow feeding and standing behaviours in free-stall barns by a computer vision-based system

2015-05-01

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Changes in cow behaviour may occur in relation to health disorders. In literature the suitability of using behavioural changes to provide an early indication of disease is studied. The possibility of achieving a real-time analysis of a number of specific changes in behaviours, such as lying, feeding, and standing, is crucial for disease prevention.Cow feeding and standing behaviour detectors were modelled and vali...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2015.02.012

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