2022
DOI: 10.1101/2022.11.09.515746
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ConstrastivePose: A contrastive learning approach for self-supervised feature engineering for pose estimation and behavorial classification of interacting animals

Abstract: In recent years, supervised machine learning models trained on videos of animals with pose estimation data and behavior labels have been used for automated behavior classification. Applications include, for example, automated detection of neurological diseases in animal models. However, there are two problems with these supervised learning models. First, such models require a large amount of labeled data but the labeling of behaviors frame by frame is a laborious manual process that is not easily scalable. Sec… Show more

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“…This section provides a high-level overview of animal behavior classification frameworks for small laboratory animals. We outline a general taxonomy that organizes methods as supervised or unsupervised at a coarse level, and with varying degrees of supervision Taxonomy for Animal Behavior Classification Supervised Classification Hand-crafted Features, Behavior Labels [137], [33], [72], [20], [47], [79], [60], [101], [35], [45] Behavior Labels [91], [160], [63] Hand-crafted Features, Pose and Behavior Labels, PE [139], [145], [146], [4], [94], [121] Pose and Behavior Labels, PE [179] Optical Flow, Hand-crafted Features, Behavior Labels [161] Residual Learning, Optical Flow, Behavior Labels [14] Residual Learning, Pose and Behavior Labels, PE [178] Residual Learning, Optical Flow, Behavior Labels [105] Unsupervised Classification Hand-crafted Features, Pose Labels, PE [61] Fully Unsupervised [144], [11], [172], [8], [16], [73] Fig. 8.…”
Section: Taxonomy For Animal Behavior Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This section provides a high-level overview of animal behavior classification frameworks for small laboratory animals. We outline a general taxonomy that organizes methods as supervised or unsupervised at a coarse level, and with varying degrees of supervision Taxonomy for Animal Behavior Classification Supervised Classification Hand-crafted Features, Behavior Labels [137], [33], [72], [20], [47], [79], [60], [101], [35], [45] Behavior Labels [91], [160], [63] Hand-crafted Features, Pose and Behavior Labels, PE [139], [145], [146], [4], [94], [121] Pose and Behavior Labels, PE [179] Optical Flow, Hand-crafted Features, Behavior Labels [161] Residual Learning, Optical Flow, Behavior Labels [14] Residual Learning, Pose and Behavior Labels, PE [178] Residual Learning, Optical Flow, Behavior Labels [105] Unsupervised Classification Hand-crafted Features, Pose Labels, PE [61] Fully Unsupervised [144], [11], [172], [8], [16], [73] Fig. 8.…”
Section: Taxonomy For Animal Behavior Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-ConstrastivePose [179] uses contrastive learning to reduce differences in pose estimation features and its random augmented version, while increasing differences with other examples. These features have a similar structure as handcrafted features and perform comparably on semi-supervised behavior classification.…”
Section: Taxonomy For Animal Behavior Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%