AVATAR: AI Vision Analysis for Three-dimensional Action in Real-time
Kim, D.; Kim, D.-G.; Shin, A.; Jeong, Y.-C.; Park, S.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is an emerging tool for high-resolution behavioural analysis and conduction of human-free behavioural experiments. Here, we applied an AI-based system, AVATAR, which automatically virtualises 3D motions from the detection of 9 body parts. This allows quantification, classification and detection of specific action sequences in real-time and facilitates closed-loop manipulation, triggered by the onset of specific behaviours, in freely moving mice.
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