
Overview
Evaluating a health monitoring system for cattle using visual observation involves comparing the data from the system with direct observations of the cattle. This can include noting behaviours like eating, drinking, resting, or movement patterns and correlating these with the data provided by the system, such as activity levels or physiological signs. Observations are carried out systematically and cover various times and conditions. This process helps verify the accuracy of the monitoring system and assesses its effectiveness in detecting health and behavioural changes in cattle.