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Anyone here working on #PoseEstimation #animalbehavior #neuroethology ?

You may be interested in the free and open-source Python 🐍 package I’m currently working on, together with @adamltyson @bd_peri and others.

It’s called movement, and it’s made for analysing the pose tracks produced by pose estimation frameworks, like #DeepLabCut and #SLEAP.

Website: movement.neuroinformatics.dev
GitHub: github.com/neuroinformatics-un

It’s still in early development 🏗️ but we appreciate feedback/feature requests.

Check out the detailed thread on our team’s mastodon account: @neuroinformatics

First masto post! Time to stop lurking in the background :blobrat_peek:

Anyone here knows some good resources on video compression? How the various codecs work, what are the relevant tradeoffs etc.

For context, I have some grasp on image compression and the fundamentals of digital signal processing, but video compression has so far eluded me.

I’ve found this blogpost helpful blog.loopbio.com/video-io-1-in, so any posts/papers/courses in that vain would be highly appreciated.

blog.loopbio.comVideo I/O Part 1: An Introduction to Video CompressionThe first post in a series discussing video codecs, trade-offs between speed and space, and practical engineering considerations of how we use video at loopbio

Getting really jazzed for as I'm working on my talk. I have no idea if anyone else is working with in a more eco-evo space, but I'm really excited by its potential for high throughput behavior analysis in a totally species-agnostic context. If anyone else playing with this technique is going to SICB this year, please hit me up so we can have lunch or chat!

Okay, time.

I'm in the middle of a weird disciplinary leap right now but might be the right name. I did my PhD at UT Austin on and social context as factors in decisions about whether to signal in singing mice, with a pretty standard perspective; currently, I'm working with and on mouse models of neurodivergence in the Grissom lab at UMN, experimenting with large scale behavioral collection.