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The Tracking Bug Wasn't the Model. It Was the Dot Lying.

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I spent part of this week debugging an on-device livestock counter in a field-video mode. The model was fine. The count was not. The symptom from the real device run was simple: a tracking dot would leave one animal, drift onto its neighbour for a few frames, then snap back. In a dense mob that is…

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  1. 2026-09-01 08:07 · DEV Community — AI
    The Tracking Bug Wasn't the Model. It Was the Dot Lying.

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