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Video-based Automatic Lameness Detection of Dairy Cows using Pose Estimation and Multiple Locomotion Traits
The three most important traits were back posture measurement, head bobbing, and tracking distance.
Gradient-based Local Next-best-view Planning for Improved Perception of Targeted Plant Nodes
We propose a gradient-based NBV planner using differential ray sampling, which directly estimates the local gradient direction for viewpoint planning to overcome occlusion and improve perception.
3D Pose Estimation of Tomato Peduncle Nodes using Deep Keypoint Detection and Point Cloud
A 21 comprehensive evaluation was conducted in a commercial greenhouse to gain insight into the 22 performance of different parts of the method.
Efficient Search and Detection of Relevant Plant Parts using Semantics-Aware Active Vision
To automate harvesting and de-leafing of tomato plants using robots, it is important to search and detect the relevant plant parts, namely tomatoes, peduncles, and petioles.
Development and evaluation of automated localisation and reconstruction of all fruits on tomato plants in a greenhouse based on multi-view perception and 3D multi-object tracking
The accuracy of the representation was evaluated in a real-world environment, where successful representation and localisation of tomatoes in tomato plants were achieved, despite high levels of occlusion, with the total count of tomatoes estimated with a maximum error of 5. 08% and the tomatoes tracked with an accuracy up to 71. 47%.
Attention-driven Active Vision for Efficient Reconstruction of Plants and Targeted Plant Parts
We conclude that an attention mechanism for active-vision is necessary to significantly improve the quality of perception in complex agro-food environments.
Active learning with MaskAL reduces annotation effort for training Mask R-CNN
In our study, MaskAL was compared to a random sampling method on a broccoli dataset with five visually similar classes.
T-LEAP: Occlusion-robust pose estimation of walking cows using temporal information
On occluded data, our temporal approach outperformed the static one by up to 32. 9%, suggesting that using temporal data was beneficial for pose estimation in environments prone to occlusions, such as dairy farms.
