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Automatic classification of behavior in zebrafish larvae

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ABSTRACT Zebrafish larvae navigate the environment by discrete episode of propulsion called bouts. We introduce a novel method for automatically classifying tail bouts. A supervised soft-clustering algorithm to categorize tail bouts into 5 categories of movements: Scoot, Asymmetrical Scoot, Routine Turn, C Bend and Burst. Tail bouts were correctly classified with 82% chance while errors in the classification occurred mostly between similar categories. Although previous studies have performed categorization of behavior in free-swimming conditions, our method does not rely on the analysis of the larva’s trajectory and is thus compatible with both free-swimming and functional imaging in head-fixed condition.
Title: Automatic classification of behavior in zebrafish larvae
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ABSTRACT Zebrafish larvae navigate the environment by discrete episode of propulsion called bouts.
We introduce a novel method for automatically classifying tail bouts.
A supervised soft-clustering algorithm to categorize tail bouts into 5 categories of movements: Scoot, Asymmetrical Scoot, Routine Turn, C Bend and Burst.
Tail bouts were correctly classified with 82% chance while errors in the classification occurred mostly between similar categories.
Although previous studies have performed categorization of behavior in free-swimming conditions, our method does not rely on the analysis of the larva’s trajectory and is thus compatible with both free-swimming and functional imaging in head-fixed condition.

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