Animal-borne behaviour classification for sheep (Dohne Merino) and Rhinoceros ( Ceratotherium simum and Diceros bicornis )

Table 1 Summary of some automatic animal behaviour classification systems based on the statistical classification of tri-axial accelerometer data

Animal	Behaviour	Accuracy (%)	Source
Baboon	Forage, run, rest, stand, walk	88	[19]
Badger	Walking, trotting, snuffling, resting	83–92	[8, 10]
Cattle	Walking, standing, lying down, ruminating, feeding	55–99	[11, 12, 18, 20]
Cheetah	Feeding, mobile, stationary	83–94	[15]
Elephant	Feeding, bathing, walking, swaying	87.8	[14]
Goat	Resting, eating, walking	61–82	[17]
Oystercatcher	Flying, foraging, handling prey, sitting, standing, walking	67.6–86.8	[13]
Red Fox	Foraging, leaps, trotting	95	[16]
Vulture	Eating, lying down, active flight, passive flight, running, standing, preening	80–90	[9]

The accuracies shown were calculated by the various authors in different ways. Please refer to the studies themselves to determine exactly how the individual accuracies were calculated