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The intermittent nature of movement.

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posted on 2012-05-10, 02:45 authored by Sepideh Bazazi, Frederic Bartumeus, Joseph J. Hale, Iain D. Couzin

Individual motion can be discretized into a series of move, blue, and pause, red, lengths. The black lines indicate switches between these states. The pattern of movement is shown for an individual with Brownian motion (A) and for individual locusts observed in experiments (B–E) for 40 s. We calculated a total of 44,710 move lengths and 60,103 pause lengths for all individuals. Since our measurements of locusts' movements were recorded per frame, we treated move and pause length durations as pre-binned (discrete) data, rather than continuous (following Edwards et al. [68]).

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