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Hierarchical Compression of <i>C. elegans</i> Locomotion Reveals Phenotypic Differences in the Organisation of Behaviour

2015-10-19

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Regularities in animal behaviour offer insight into the underlying organisational and functional principles of nervous systems and automated tracking provides the opportunity to extract features of behaviour directly from large-scale video data. Yet how to effectively analyse such behavioural data remains an open question. Here we explore whether a minimum description length principle can be exploited to identify...

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83c9625a-3003-5d25-9300-845836cf03fe
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10.1101/029462
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