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Pathfinder: open source software for analyzing spatial navigation search strategies

2019-07-26

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Spatial navigation is a universal behavior that varies depending on goals, experience and available sensory stimuli. Spatial navigational tasks are routinely used to study learning, memory and goal-directed behavior, in both animals and humans. One popular paradigm for testing spatial memory is the Morris water maze, where subjects learn the location of a hidden platform that offers escape from a pool of water. Re...

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d59fd418-e542-5ea1-b533-2606de599a59
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10.1101/715961
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