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Jin Wang

4 papers hereh-index 443 citations13 works total

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  • first author2
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  • cs.CV4
same name
  • Jin Wang — 26 papers
  • Jin Wang — 24 papers, h 15
  • Jin Wang — 17 papers, h 5
  • Jin Wang — 16 papers, h 25
  • Jin Wang — 14 papers
  • Jin Wang — 14 papers, h 17

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4 papers

cs.CV2026

Can 3D point cloud data improve automated body condition score prediction in dairy cattle?

Zhou Tang, Jin Wang, Angelo De Castro +7

Body condition score (BCS) is a widely used indicator of body energy status and is closely associated with metabolic status, reproductive performance, and health in dairy cattle; h…

cs.CV2026

Evaluating transfer learning strategies for improving dairy cattle body weight prediction in small farms using depth-image and point-cloud data

Jin Wang, Angelo De Castro, Yuxi Zhang +7

Computer vision provides automated, non-invasive, and scalable tools for monitoring dairy cattle, thereby supporting management, health assessment, and phenotypic data collection.…

cs.CV2023

Technical note: ShinyAnimalCV: open-source cloud-based web application for object detection, segmentation, and three-dimensional visualization of animals using computer vision

Jin Wang, Yu Hu, Lirong Xiang +5

Computer vision (CV), a non-intrusive and cost-effective technology, has furthered the development of precision livestock farming by enabling optimized decision-making through time…

cs.CV2023

Depth video data-enabled predictions of longitudinal dairy cow body weight using thresholding and Mask R-CNN algorithms

Ye Bi, Leticia M. Campos, Jin Wang +3

Monitoring cow body weight is crucial to support farm management decisions due to its direct relationship with the growth, nutritional status, and health of dairy cows. Cow body we…

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