Exploration in the Presence of Mother in Typically and Non-typically Developing Pre-walking Human Infants.

ABSTRACT: In previous phenotyping studies of mouse and rat exploratory behavior we developed a computational exploratory data analysis methodology including videotaping, tracking, preparatory methods for customized data analysis, a methodology for improving the replicability of results across laboratories, and algorithmic design for exposing the natural reference places (origins) used by animals during exploration. We then measured the animals' paths in reference to these origins, revealing robust, highly replicable modules termed excursions, which are performed from the origin into the environment and back to the origin. Origin-related exploration has been claimed to be phylogenetically conserved across the vertebrates. In the current study we use the same methodology to examine whether origin-rela

SUBMITTER: Frostig T 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7691591 | biostudies-literature | 2020

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature