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Turn idtracker.ai output folders into analysis-ready behavioural datasets: 50 cited metrics, documented units, and a record of which frames were measured or reconstructed.
The repository holds the version-pinned documentation — the user guide, the metrics specification, the format analyses. This wiki holds what sits around it: how to get from an export to a statistical result, what the terms mean, and what is currently in flux.
Start here
- Installing it? Install and First Run — including the unsigned-binary dialogs.
- Planning a recording? Before You Record — what to decide before the camera starts.
- New to the app? The User Guide — every screen, with screenshots.
- Got an export, now what? Analysis Recipes — four worked designs, from CSV to model.
- Writing the methods section? Statistics and Pseudoreplication.
- What does this column mean? Glossary.
Before you publish
- Known Issues — what is wrong or in flux right now, reviewed each release.
- Reanalysing After a Metric Fix — metric definitions are still being corrected (pre-1.0); this is how to check an older export is still current.
- The changelog for what changed between your version and this one.
Also here
- Compatibility — what reads what, on which systems.
- Formats and Interoperability — what can be read, and reading the output elsewhere.
- Citing Track2Data — the tracker, the tool, and the metric references.
- FAQ and Troubleshooting.
- Developer Docs — contributing, architecture, releasing.
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These pages describe the latest release unless a page says otherwise; version-pinned
documentation (the user guide, the metrics specification) lives in the repository and ships
with each release. Pages are published from docs/wiki/ — edit there, by pull request.
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