How to Scare a Fish (School)
summary
A computational model links a single-fish startle to neural responses and emergent schooling escape behavior, showing how local starts propagate through neighbors into coordinated escapes. The implementation uses numba for inner-loop speedups, pypet for parameter sweeps and reproducible runs, and matplotlib for visualizations, with systematic parameter exploration and provided code/figures to inspect and rerun results.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Neuroscience of fish schools
- 3:31Visual analytics experiments
- 7:47Ethical risks
- 13:11Data storage tools
- 17:42Live data analysis
- 19:49Q&A
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