Evaluation of an automatic image classifier for analysis of bacterial growth on a multiple-agar plate developed for bovine mastitis.
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ABSTRACT: Rapid identification of mastitis-causing bacteria is crucial for effective treatment decisions. Several multi-media agar plates have been developed to aid pathogen identification on farms or by veterinarians, but these methods require trained operators. Advances in AI-based automatic image analysis have shown potential for detecting bacterial growth on agar plates in both agriculture and medicine. This study aimed to evaluate the accuracy of an AI-based image bacterial classifier compared to a gold-standard laboratory assessment. A secondary objective was to examine how sample transportation affects diagnoses by comparing results from an on-farm bacterial classifier with those from a laboratory-placed classifier. A total of 1,299 milk samples were collected and analysed at the Swedish Vete
SUBMITTER: Tamminen LM
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11841905 | biostudies-literature | 2025
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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