AI set to revolutionize the study of animal behaviour
● AI technologies enabling the computer-vision study of movement in wildlife videos may soon prove to be a game changer for animal behaviour researchers.
● With his research team, Ben Koger has developed a method that makes it possible to analyze the behaviour of several animals at the same time and even to understand their trajectories and their environment.
● These new tools could, for example, enable nature reserve managers to better understand the behaviour of animals before introducing changes to their environment so as to generate as little stress as possible.
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● With his research team, Ben Koger has developed a method that makes it possible to analyze the behaviour of several animals at the same time and even to understand their trajectories and their environment.
● These new tools could, for example, enable nature reserve managers to better understand the behaviour of animals before introducing changes to their environment so as to generate as little stress as possible.
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