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A Video Mosaicing-Based Sensing Method for Chicken Behavior Recognition on Edge Computing Devices.

Dmitrij Teterja¹, Jose Garcia-Rodriguez¹, Jorge Azorin-Lopez¹

¹Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Alicante, 03690 San Vicente del Raspeig, Alicante, Spain.

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Summary

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This study presents a novel edge computing technique for chicken behavior recognition using video sensing mosaicing and deep learning. The method achieves 79.61% accuracy, advancing poultry welfare and farm management.

Keywords:

chicken behavior recognition convolution neural networks edge computing mosaic images mosaic videos

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Area of Science:

Agricultural Science
Computer Science
Animal Science

Background:

Accurate chicken behavior recognition is vital for animal welfare, health monitoring, and efficient farm management.
Existing methods often require significant computational resources, limiting their application on edge devices.
Developing efficient, on-device behavior analysis systems is crucial for real-time insights in poultry farming.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce an effective technique for chicken behavior recognition on edge computing devices.
To leverage video sensing mosaicing and deep learning for accurate, real-time behavior identification.
To demonstrate the feasibility of on-device poultry behavior analysis for practical applications.

Main Methods:

A novel approach combining video sensing mosaicing with deep learning models (specifically MobileNetV2).
Implementation on edge computing devices for localized video data processing.
Training and validation using video datasets of chickens exhibiting distinct behaviors.

Main Results:

The proposed method achieved a classification accuracy of 79.61% for three distinct chicken behaviors.
Successful deployment and operation on edge computing devices were demonstrated.
The system shows high potential for real-time chicken behavior analysis.

Conclusions:

The video sensing mosaicing and deep learning technique is effective for chicken behavior recognition on edge devices.
This approach offers a promising solution for enhancing poultry welfare, health, and farm management.
Further research into identifying a wider range of behaviors will improve the comprehensiveness of poultry behavior analysis.