

Primate Poses
Jul 31, 2024
In this insightful discussion, PhD student Richard Vogg shares his pioneering work on tracking lemurs and macaques using multi-camera setups. His research focuses on automating behavioral analyses in the wild, revolutionizing how we understand primate behavior. Vogg elaborates on the challenges of maintaining accurate tracking with uncalibrated cameras and the advantages of using advanced computer vision technologies. Listeners will discover how these innovations enhance scene understanding and allow for more reliable identification of individual animals.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Lemurs and the Evolution of Behavioral Research
01:37 • 7min
Enhancing Scene Understanding with Multiple Camera Angles
08:48 • 2min
Enhancing Animal Behavior Analysis with Computer Vision
11:01 • 16min
Exploring the Strengths of R in Data Analysis
26:57 • 2min
Exploring Data Visualization and Composition in a Dedicated Blog
28:50 • 4min