Virtual Marker Tracking Developed

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Virtual markers enable highly accurate multi-animal pose tracking in crowded environments

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Traditional multi-animal tracking systems use frame-by-frame identification to predict movements without the need for markers.

Traditional tools effectively track poses, such as head direction, in simple scenarios.

However, they become ineffective in crowded environments where animals cluster or obscure each other.

Doshisha University , Japan , developed a method called " Virtual Marker Tracking " (vmTracking) that assigns virtual markers to the markerless animal video subjects to enable consistent identification.

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