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| Título: | Artificial intelligence techniques point out differences in classification performance between light and standard bovine carcasses |
| Autores: | Díez, Jorge
Bahamonde Rionda, Antonio
Alonso, J.
López, S.
Coz, J. J.
Quevedo, J. R.
Ranilla, J.
Luaces, O.
Álvarez, Isabel
Royo Martín, Luis J.
Goyache, Félix |
| Palabras Claves: | Bovine carcass
Conformation assessment
SEUROP
Artificial intelligence
Machine learning
Relevancy |
| Fecha Edición: | 2003 |
| Editor: | Elsevier |
| Cita Bibliográfica: | Díez, J.; BAhamonde, A.; Alonso, J.; López, S.; del Coz, J.J.; Quevedo, J.R. [et.al]. Artificial intelligence techniques point out differences in classification performance between light and standard bovine carcasses. Meat Science. 2003; 64: 249–258. |
| Resumen: | The validity of the official SEUROP bovine carcass classification to grade light carcasses by means of three well reputed Artificial
Intelligence algorithms has been tested to assess possible differences in the behavior of the classifiers in affecting the repeatability of
grading. We used two training sets consisting of 65 and 162 examples respectively of light and standard carcass classifications,
including up to 28 different attributes describing carcass conformation. We found that the behavior of the classifiers is different
when they are dealing with a light or a standard carcass. Classifiers follow SEUROP rules more rigorously when they grade standard
carcasses using attributes characterizing carcass profiles and muscular development. However, when they grade light carcasses,
they include attributes characterizing body size or skeletal development. A reconsideration of the SEUROP classification system for
light carcasses may be recommended to clarify and standardize this specific beef market in the European Union. In addition, since
conformation of light and standard carcasses can be considered different traits, this could affect sire evaluation programs to
improve carcass conformation scores from data from markets presenting a great variety of ages and weights of slaughtered animals. |
| URI: | https://ria.asturias.es/RIA/handle/123456789/521 |
| ISSN: | 0309-1740 |
| Aparece en las Colecciones: | Agroalimentación y Ganadería
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