Estimating octopus pose with DeepLabCut highlights the challenge of tracking the arms.

<p><b>(a)</b> Performance of the full frame model on tracking the eyes of the octopus. Eye tracking mean squared error test performance plateaued at 6 mm, a size smaller than the eyes of the octopus and on par with human error. <b>(b) Performance of the cropped-frame model on...

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Autor principal:	Willem Lee Weertman (22394833) (author)
Altres autors:	Venkatesh Gopal (225190) (author), Dominic M. Sivitilli (11829095) (author), David Scheel (14093970) (author), David H. Gire (10727487) (author)
Publicat:	2025
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Estimating octopus pose with DeepLabCut highlights the challenge of tracking the arms.

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