https://github.com/babots-project/behavioural_flagging

Python re-implementation of Salvador et al. 2014 behavioural flagging algo.

https://github.com/babots-project/behavioural_flagging

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Python re-implementation of Salvador et al. 2014 behavioural flagging algo.

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Behavioural Flagging

The data used is from Broekmans et al 2016 (https://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.t0m6p)

The behaviour of a worm is characterised by crawls alternated by reorientations as per Salvador et al 2014. The current implementation allows to recognize the reorientations: - omegas, where the solidity of the worm is used - reversals, an adaptation of Hardaker's method to detect reversal events - pauses, characterised by a significant decrease in velocity (<=1/3 of the average) - pirouettes, characterised by an omega followed by a reversal within 0.5s

Next step is the implementation of the crawl recognition. The algorithm will produce a final list of all states as they occur starting from the images and centroid coordinates of a tracked worm.

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