Predicting quality measures in beef cattle using ultrasound imaging
Wilson Harron, R.D. Dony
Abstract
Wilson Harron, R.D. Dony
Abstract
A method of determining two quality measures of beef cattle using different classification networks is presented. The method involves calculating texture features from ultrasound images of the beef cattle and then predicting the final percentage intramuscular fat (IMF) and marbling grades associated with the beef cattle. This method can be used in the cattle industry to enhance current breeding techniques.
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A method of determining two quality measures of beef cattle using different classification networks is presented. The method involves calculating texture features from ultrasound images of the beef cattle and then predicting the final percentage intramuscular fat (IMF) and marbling grades associated with the beef cattle. This method can be used in the cattle industry to enhance current breeding techniques.
Key concepts: Marbled meat, Intramuscular fat, Beef cattle, Quality (philosophy), Texture (cosmology), Ultrasound, Ultrasound imaging, Computer science