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Visual hull reconstruction for automated primate behavior observation
2013
2013 IEEE International Workshop on Machine Learning for Signal Processing (MLSP)
The study of social animal interactions is used as means for understanding animal behavior and biology. In this work, we describe a computerized method that utilizes 3D visual hull reconstruction to identify and localize rhesus macaques in their social groups. There are three major steps in this study. First, we collect experimental data from four synchronized cameras at different locations and angels in a cage containing five rhesus macaques. Second, by using computer vision algorithms, we
doi:10.1109/mlsp.2013.6661922
dblp:conf/mlsp/GhadarZLETBSCG13
fatcat:jpuxn6dgwrapfocry2seurwlli