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bCode detector

Raw bCode detections, which can be converted to a more useful format, are stored as comma-separated text files without a header. Each line describes one detection and provides the following information:

  1. image timestamp
  2. top-left fixed pattern, x-coordinate
  3. top-left fixed pattern, y-coordinate
  4. top-right fixed pattern, x-coordinate
  5. top-right fixed pattern, y-coordinate
  6. bottom-left fixed pattern, x-coordinate
  7. bottom-left fixed pattern, y-coordinate
  8. ID of bee
  9. a mysterious number

The timestamp format is Unix time with millisecond precision.

Converter

Converted bCode detections are stored as comma-separated text files without a header. Each line describes one detection and provides the following information:

  1. image timestamp
  2. x-coordinate
  3. y-coordinate
  4. orientation vector, x-component
  5. orientation vector, y-component
  6. ID of bee

The timestamp format is Unix time with millisecond precision.

Trophallaxis detector

Trophallaxis detections are stored as as comma-separated text files without a header. Each line describes one detection and provides the following information:

  1. image timestamp
  2. ID of bee 1
  3. ID of bee 2

Begin and end times are Unix time with millisecond precision.

Getting started

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Identifying individuals

Detecting behavior

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