Connected simulation, journey-0.16. Hypothetical animals move through a hypothetical unloading corridor. The same recorded positions and posture drive the animation you watch and the eight measurements, which are then grouped on whichever observations you select. One clip can be followed from its movement to its measurements, its group, a review and its recorded summary. Nothing here is a real animal, a real monitor or a welfare result. Reviews, drafts, revisions and the random draw are stored in this browser under this dataset’s full content hash; nothing is sent anywhere. This module records reviews and proposes implications for reading; it applies nothing to any map. Any application would be a separate step on a Foreworld page, not something this module does.
Step 1
Click an animal, or choose from the list, to make it the focal clip. One clip is one animal from its entry to its exit through the door (or the end of the scene). Playback is at real time; the scene is 90 seconds of synthetic time.
Step 2
| Measurement | Value | Unit | Where in the clip |
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| Measurement | Value | Unit | Computed over | Where in the clip |
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Choose a row to mark its interval on the time bar and move the scene to it. Values are computed from the samples you are watching.
Step 3
Add head low and inspect how the grouping changes. The measurements and settings you choose define a grouping; a group is not an established welfare category, and this is a constructed synthetic example. Whether adding an observation separates anything, and what a separated group would mean, are questions for review.
Choose a group to review: keys match the chart. Groups are computed from the measured values only; the scenario scripts that shaped the movement are never read here.
Step 4
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