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Fiducial marker detection and identification for individual honey bee tracking using cascaded deep learning models
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2024-12
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Kara, Mustafa Yavuz
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Performant and efficient detection and decoding of visual fiducial markers is an important task for tracking unique objects over long periods of time. These markers are often utilised by biologists to enable long-term analysis of their honey bee experiment hives and setups. Having a highly precise and time-efficient method for this task is especially important in context of automated monitoring, data recording and analysis of scientific experiments. In this thesis we propose a performant, efficient and flexible method of detecting and decoding fiducial markers in images and video frames. This method is structured as a two-stage marker detection and decoding pipeline made up of independent deep learning models that can be trained separately. We also describe and analyse a method for generating highly effective training datasets of varying size using a small set of source object and background images. Finally we demonstrate the effectiveness of our methods for fiducial detection and decoding tasks using real biological experiment data on Apis mellifera tagged with visual fiducial markers.
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Visual recognition
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Object detection
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Data generation
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Visual fiducial marker
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Bee tracking
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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis
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M. Y. Kara, “Fiducial marker detection and identification for individual honey bee tracking using cascaded deep learning models,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2024.