Evidence-based re-identification: Leveraging appearance cues to correct tracking mistakes rather than trying to prevent them
Naturalistic behavioral neuroscience experiments, in which groups of animals interact in enriched environments over prolonged periods, require each animal's identity to remain correct throughout the recording. Current multi-animal tracking tools assign identities frame by frame without revisiting past assignment decisions. A single, even sporadic, identity swap is therefore likely to persist…
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