Captive Animal Stress Study by Video Analysis

A fusion technique to synthesize the trajectory of a captive panda and its movement analysis to detect stress episodes are presented. The scene is a zoo environment that reproduces the natural habitat of a panda. It is visualized by four cameras. There were implemented the following steps: a) panda...

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Main Authors: Rotaru, Florin, Bejinariu, Silviu-Ioan, Costin, Hariton, Luca, Ramona, Nita, Cristina Diana
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
animal behaviour
Cameras
Pattern recognition
Recording
Synchronization
Tracking
Trajectory
trajectory analysis
Video tracking
Visualization
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Summary:A fusion technique to synthesize the trajectory of a captive panda and its movement analysis to detect stress episodes are presented. The scene is a zoo environment that reproduces the natural habitat of a panda. It is visualized by four cameras. There were implemented the following steps: a) panda localization for each camera; b) trajectory synthesis from all views trajectories and c) trajectory filtering and analysis. Five categories of stress episodes characterized by movement patterns are identified.
ISSN:2575-5145
DOI:10.1109/EHB55594.2022.9991584