1/14 🧠 Our paper is out in Science Advances!
S. Amin Moosavi, Sai Sumedh R. Hindupur, Hideaki Shimazaki
Population coding under the scale invariance of high-dimensional noise
Science Advances 12, eadz9632, 2026
https://t.co/qlsxNWHVqy
🎨 Robin Hoshino
🎉 New publication from Takahashi Lab in JoVE
We present a video protocol demonstrating how vmTracking improves multi-animal pose estimation accuracy and reduces identity swaps.
https://t.co/taz0r1zDIf
#vmTracking#PoseEstimation
vmTracking is out at PLoS Biology! A novel protocol for precise multi‐animal tracking via virtual markers, robust ID in dense groups. PLOS Biol: https://t.co/vjrG6YQ7JO
🆕 New version of our paper "vmTracking: Virtual Markers Overcome Occlusion and Crowding in Multi-Animal Pose Tracking" is now available on bioRxiv! 🚀
🔗https://t.co/TkFBJcbd2e
#behavior#PoseTracking#neuroscience#ecology#bioRxiv
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2. Make the tracking result into a video. It's recommended to have two or more keypoints.
Important that at least one keypoint is visible during occlusion.
3. Track the video made with maDLC with #DLC or #SLEAP for single animals.
Our vmTracking enhances the tracking accuracy of #DeepLabCut, #maDLC, and #SLEAP with a simple yet effective approach, excelling particularly in challenging scenarios such as occlusion and crowding.
https://t.co/VKEWPsxuWf
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It's natural to question if this demonstration video is just human-annotated.
For the curious, trying it with your own videos is easy, especially with maDLC processed ones.
1. Track with #maDLC or #SLEAP.
If you are having trouble with Multi-Animal Pose Tracking, this vmTracking might make you happy.
Look at the comparison video.
https://t.co/Y0rXbtlR3F… #bioRxiv