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URL: https://edspace.american.edu/openbehavior/project/pyper/
Proper Citation: Pyper project (RRID:SCR_021431)
Description: Project related to motion tracking of specimen in open field. Provides software tool for motion tracking.Used to track path of object of interest in live feed from camera or recorded video. Used to track rodents in open field maze as well as retina of mice.New version of Pyper allows to customise image processing to track different kind of objects.
Synonyms: Pyper
Resource Type: portal, project portal, data or information resource
Keywords: Motion tracking, open field, track path of object, live feed from camera, live feed recorded video, track rodents, open field maze, OpenBehavior
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