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ReCowGnition: A Realistic Biometric Benchmark for Cow Face Recognition

With the development of precision livestock farming and the advances in computer vision, visual animal biometrics has gained attention. Using biometric technologies that have been proven effective for humans to identify livestock can increase animal welfare as well as production efficiency. However, challenges such as complex scenarios, similar appearances, occlusions, and non-cooperative behavior, as well as the limited amount of publicly available labeled datasets, remain. In this work, we contribute a novel, publicly available cow face benchmark dataset that has been collected in a realistic automatic scenario with 6,838 images of 161 different cows at a dairy farm. In addition to the ...

AuthorsMarco Huber, Marco Kiesewalter, Judith Louise Pieper et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published24 July 2026
Last updated at source24 July 2026
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