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To get exact timing around the change in light conditions, one would need to recompute the minute data from the raw data. To do this we need to know:
To do other calculation (sequence analysis for example), it would be good to know why some behavior are recorded as long duration, while others are separated in bouts even when the same behavior is repeated. (why we can have "comedown .24 -- comedown .24" instead of "comedown .48")
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Answer:
Two consecutive behaviors should typically NOT be the same behavior. It should be
merged. Only case where you may see this is, if certain behaviors are "Ignored"
during analysis. So, for example, if you had Rear UP followed by Come Down followed
by Rear Up again, but, for some reason you ignored Come Down, then, you may see 2
Rear Up bouts juxtaposed. Normally, this should not be the case. Let me know if you
see such examples.
To get exact timing around the change in light conditions, one would need to recompute the minute data from the raw data. To do this we need to know:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: