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## About The Project
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Chirps are transient communication singals of many wave-type electric fish. Because they are so fast, detecting them when the recorded signal includes multiple individuals is hard. But to understand if, and what kind of information they transmit in a natural setting, analyzing chirps in multiple freely interacting individual is nessecary. This repository documents an approach to detect these signals on electrode grid recordings with many freely behaving individuals.
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The majority of the code and its tests were part of a lab rotation with the [Neuroethology](https://github.com/bendalab) at the University of Tuebingen. It also contains a [poster](poster_printed/main.pdf) and a more thorough [lab protocol](protocol/main.pdf).
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