Optimizing colour for camouflage and visibility using deep learning: the effects of the environment and the observer's visual system.

J G Fennell, L Talas, R J Baddeley, I C Cuthill, N E Scott-Samuel

May 2019 J R Soc Interface

Synopsis of Social media discussions

The overall sentiment leans toward agreement and high interest, with posts explaining how deer with dichromatic vision are fooled by tiger orange coats, using terms like 'perfect camouflage' and 'camouflage system' to emphasize impact. The tone varies from informative to enthusiastic, reflecting a shared appreciation for the research’s relevance and novelty.

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Agreement
 Moderate agreement

Many discussions acknowledge the significance of the study by referencing its findings on how prey animals like deer perceive tiger camouflage differently based on their dichromatic vision.

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Interest
 High level of interest

Posts demonstrate high enthusiasm, highlighting the practical applications and surprising insights, such as the camouflage advantages of orange and black in natural environments.

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Engagement
 Moderate level of engagement

Several discussions dive into the technical aspects, mentioning deep learning techniques and the visual systems of animals, indicating thoughtful engagement.

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Impact
 Moderate level of impact

The focus on the real-world implications for understanding animal behavior and designing better camouflage demonstrates the article's potential influence on ecology, biology, and even military applications.

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  • Igor Carron
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    RT @miguelSciLight: Why tigers camouflage looks less impressive to trichromat humans than actually is for their dichromat prays https://t.c…
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  • Dr Dani Rabaiotti
    @DaniRabaiotti (Twitter)

    RT @miguelSciLight: Why tigers camouflage looks less impressive to trichromat humans than actually is for their dichromat prays https://t.c…
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    June 2, 2019

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  • Lewis MacKenzie
    @LEMacKz (Twitter)

    RT @miguelSciLight: Why tigers camouflage looks less impressive to trichromat humans than actually is for their dichromat prays https://t.c…
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    June 2, 2019

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  • Miguel A. Preciado
    @miguelSciLight (Twitter)

    Why tigers camouflage looks less impressive to trichromat humans than actually is for their dichromat prays https://t.co/BQNZrBl2mu https://t.co/nqi74NOnvT
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  • Apuntes de ciencia
    @ApuntesCiencia (Twitter)

    El artículo es https://t.co/m1vsmg52vv
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    June 2, 2019

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  • Dr Alicia Mateos-Cárdenas
    @AliciaMateos_ (Twitter)

    Full OPEN ACCESS study: https://t.co/Yoqt0HEchJ @dferbel it would be a great paper for your Journal Club, if you decide to discuss it I'd like to join :)
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    June 2, 2019

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  • sada ◆Wacha Wacha House
    @loner51615 (Twitter)

    RT @zooman_koichi: 動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 2, 2019

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  • げんちゃん＆カピバラブ
    @enmusubihappysm (Twitter)

    RT @zooman_koichi: 動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 1, 2019

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  • Ruby projecting himself on the humble nautilus
    @Strayed_Raptor (Twitter)

    RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Optimizing colour for camouflage and visibility using deep learning: the effects of the environment and the observer's v…
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    June 1, 2019

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  • ひみこ
    @mhimico (Twitter)

    RT @zooman_koichi: 動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 1, 2019

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  • 鳥貧民
    @ARRcoholicLumpe (Twitter)

    RT @zooman_koichi: 動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 1, 2019

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  • しずねゆき（写真・日常）
    @ShizuneYuki (Twitter)

    RT @zooman_koichi: 動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 1, 2019

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  • 小犬丸
    @kurakumapochi11 (Twitter)

    RT @zooman_koichi: 動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 1, 2019

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  • Koichi Murata
    @zooman_koichi (Twitter)

    動物の視覚と環境との関係から毛色によるカモフラージュ効果を分析した論文。 当たり前のことだけど、ヒトの目でいろいろと空想するのは可笑しいかも (^^; https://t.co/ZFeuEHlNZA
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    June 1, 2019

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  • Aline Ghilardi
    @alinemghilardi (Twitter)

    RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Optimizing colour for camouflage and visibility using deep learning: the effects of the environment and the observer's v…
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    June 1, 2019

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  • Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.
    @TomHoltzPaleo (Twitter)

    Optimizing colour for camouflage and visibility using deep learning: the effects of the environment and the observer's visual system | Journal of The Royal Society Interface https://t.co/XiSoUSAfWq
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    June 1, 2019

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  • マーキュリー２世
    @uranus_2 (Twitter)

    観察者が二色型色覚だと温帯の森林でも準乾燥地の砂漠でも標的を見つけるまでにかかる時間への色の影響が強いが、観察者が三色型色覚だと迷彩を破って標的を見つける成績が高いOptimizing colour for camouflage and visibility using deep learning https://t.co/yu6rKfphr0 https://t.co/DyRBFf2F4J
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    May 29, 2019

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  • マーキュリー２世
    @uranus_2 (Twitter)

    ある種の環境での視認性を最小 or 最大にする最適な色を見つける方法。ヒト以外の哺乳類で典型的な赤-緑色盲二色型色覚にとっての最適色を見つけることも可能。Optimizing colour for camouflage and visibility using deep learning: the effects of the environment and …https://t.co/yu6rKfphr0
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Abstract Synopsis

  • The research focuses on using deep learning and image processing to determine the best colours for animals or objects to either blend into their environment or stand out, considering the environment and observer's visual system, including human and nonhuman viewers.
  • The study applies this method to natural settings like temperate forests and semi-arid deserts, showing that a limited set of samples can predict effective camouflage or visibility colours for different environments and visual systems.
  • Results indicate that colour greatly influences detectability, especially for simulated colourblind animals, and that humans with normal vision are better at detecting camouflaged objects compared to those with dichromatic (colourblind) vision.]