Abstract
While methods for object detection and tracking are well-developed for the purposes of human and vehicle identification, animal identification and re-identification from images and video is lagging behind. There is no clarity as to which object detection methods will work well on animal data. Here we compare two state-of-the art methods which output bounding boxes: the MMDetector and the UniTrack video tracker. Both methods were chosen for their high ranking on benchmark data sets. Using a bespoke pre-annotated database of five videos, we calculated the Average Precision (AP) of the outputs from the two methods. We propose a combination method to fuse the outputs of MMDetection and UniTrack and demonstrate that the proposed method is capable of outperforming both.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Proc. of the Fifth IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, Applications and Systems (IPAS) |
| Publisher | IEEE |
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| Publication status | Published - 6 Dec 2022 |
Keywords
- Animal identification
- Bounding boxes
- Object tracking
- Object detection
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Semi-Supervised, Species-Invariant Animal Re-Identification From Unrestricted Video
Hennessey, S. (Author), Kuncheva, L. (Supervisor), 23 Sept 2025Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy
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