Presentation description
Traditional approaches to studying sickness behaviors often rely on subjective observational methods, which can overlook the subtle nuances of these complex responses. To address these limitations, cutting-edge machine learning algorithms capable of both supervised and unsupervised behavioral phenotyping, were employed to detect nuanced and/or complex behaviors in mice that may be specific to sickness.
Presenter Name: Samuel Hedges
Presentation Type: Poster
Presentation Format: In Person
Presentation #32C
College: Medicine
School / Department: Neurobiology & Anatomy
Research Mentor: Jessica Osterhout
Time: 1:00 PM
Physical Location or Zoom link:
Union Ballroom