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Identification of the rumination in cattle using support vector machines with motion-sensitive bolus sensors

Hamilton et al., 2019

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18290101181196570729
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Hamilton A
Davison C
Tachtatzis C
Andonovic I
Michie C
Ferguson H
Somerville L
Jonsson N
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Sensors

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The reticuloruminal function is central to the digestive efficiency in ruminants. For cattle, collar-and ear tag-based accelerometer monitors have been developed to assess the time spent ruminating on an individual animal. Cattle that are ill feed less and so ruminate less …
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