Attention module incorporated transfer learning empowered deep learning-based models for classification of phenotypically similar tropical cattle breeds (Bos indicus)

Radhika Warhade,Indu Devi,Naseeb Singh, Shruti Arya, K. Dudi,S. S. Lathwal, Divyanshu Singh Tomar

Tropical Animal Health and Production(2024)

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Accurate breed identification in dairy cattle is essential for optimizing herd management and improving genetic standards. A smart method for correctly identifying phenotypically similar breeds can empower farmers to enhance herd productivity. A convolutional neural network (CNN) based model was developed for the identification of Sahiwal and Red Sindhi cows. To increase the classification accuracy, first, cows’s pixels were segmented from the background using CNN model. Using this segmented image, a masked image was produced by retaining cows' pixels from the original image while eliminating the background. To improve the classification accuracy, models were trained on four different images of each cow: front view, side view, grayscale front view, and grayscale side view. The masked images of these views were fed to the multi-input CNN model which predicts the class of input images. The segmentation model achieved intersection-over-union (IoU) and F1-score values of 81.75
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Convolutional neural networks,Breed classification,Deep learning,Phenotypic similarity,Red Sindhi,Sahiwal,Semantic segmentation,Indigenous cattle
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