The reach-to-grasp task is commonly used to study fine motor behavior in mice because of the translatability of the movement’s neurocircuitry to humans and non-human primates. Daniil Berezhnoi and colleagues have developed ReachOut, a project that includes all of the...
Kartikeya Murari and colleagues at the University of Calgary published their video-based tool, Markerless Mouse Tracking, in an eNeuro publication in February 2024. Behavior quantification of multiple interacting animals is often done by tools that are not accurate...
The use of video analysis techniques have transformed our understanding of animal behavior. Recently, members of the Datta Lab have developed tools to parse out mouse behavior into sub-second motifs. First, Sherry Lin and colleagues introduced Depth MoSeq, an...
Nicolas Torquet, one of the developers of LiveMouseTracker (LMT), has shared the following about the new addition to the video tracking system package: LMT-toolkit, developed for facilitation of LMT-based data analysis: “LMT-toolkit is an open source web...
Dan Biderman and colleagues from Columbia University posted their open-source improved pose estimation package to bioRxiv and GitHub. Links are provided below. Lightning Pose utilizes a semi-supervised approach to improve pose estimation robustness at three levels:...
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