is the open-source quantitative analysis toolkit for animal experiments. It provides the easy video preprocessing by the visual programming and estimates positions and/or orientations of each animals. In addition, it can also analyze the output-data; the distance from the designated position, the region-of-interests and the interactions between each animal.
The new version was released. And, finally, the paper is out now!.
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We don't know whether UMATracker is actually used for scientific reasoning, and this prevents us from aggressive developing and supporting.
Please send your use-case to us from this form (The requests is also okay).
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UMATracker is "UMATracker", not "UMA Tracker" or "UmaTracker".
NO space, "UMA" and "T" is upper case. ;-)
Started Slack as the UMATracker forum.
Created the English manual.
FilterGenerator
Tracking
TrackingCorrector
Ant
Camphor boat
Medaka fish
FilterGenerator Demo
Tracker Demo
TrackingCorrector Demo
Long talk (20 min.)
Lightning talk (5 min.)
UMATracker has been used in, or cited by following publications:
UMATracker has been used in the following lectures/workshops/courses:
Open Science Award by DBCLS , nominated.
The non-profit research or educational use
You can use UMATracker freely. If you publish the paper which made use of UMATracker, please refer "UMATracker" in your paper and tell us. If you use UMATracker in your lecture, please let us know.
The use in a commercial enterprise
Please contact us. We will provide the additional information about the commercial license and support.
This project has been supported by
The Exploratory IT Human Resources Project (The MITOH Program),
IPA (
The project summary in Japanese
).
Please attach the sample video when you request some support.
Osamu Yamanaka
Department of Mathematical and Life Sciences , Hiroshima University
E-mail: zz.to13+UMA _at_ gmail.com