Figure 1
From: A generalised framework for detailed classification of swimming paths inside the Morris Water Maze
Screenshots of the software RODA. Each window is numbered to denote a separate stage of the workflow, which consists of: (1) the data input GUI, which is used to load the trajectory data extracted from Ethovision and select the specific tracks that will be used in the analysis; (2) the segmentation panel, which offers full control over the segmentation options; (3) the labelling GUI, which offers visualisation of entire trajectories and their segments allowing easy labelling of the segments; (4) the classification GUI, which contains options to tune various parts of the classification process (a default option is also available); (5) the results panel; which generates the analysis results. The results are generated in both graphical and textual formats. The user also has control over the output format of the image files as well as the elements of the generated figures such as text size, line width, etc. The arrow connecting (5) with (3) indicates that if the analysis results are not consistent then we need to go back to the labelling stage and provide additional or improved labels.
