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Any of the fundamental movements that make up the wiggles of a worm
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This extends the applicability of the eigenworm representation and provides a common and compact basis for capturing worm postures.
This suggests that there is some relevant information that is lost in the eigenworm transform.
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[…]They illustrated the power of this approach by analyzing the behavior of mutant strains of C. elegans, which did not differ in their classical behaviors as defined via traditional ethograms , but they did differ substan- tially in the detailed statistics of their behavior , as quantified by projecting their behavior onto a 4D eigenworm space.