Deconstructing Adult Zebrafish Behavior with Swim Trace Visualizations
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Three-dimensional reconstruction is a method of qualifying the behavioral activity of several animals including mice, rats,
and zebrafish. This method allows for measuring behavioral endpoint data on two types of tracking planes (temporal and spatial).
Temporal tracking measures the activity of a subject across time while spatial tracking measures the activity of a subject
in a specific area of the experimental arena as such. Data representation over 3D visual trajectory reconstruction is a robustly
advantageous method of behavioral phenotyping. Digital video-tracking and analysis eliminates the inaccuracies of manual tracking
and allows for improved investigation of behavioral activity at specific points in time or specific areas of the tracking
arena.
