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ultrasonic communication

ultrasonic communication Ultrasonic communication is the exchange of signals through very high-frequency vocal sounds, studied in animals such as mice by recording and analyzing ultrasonic vocalizations.

Ultrasonic communication is the exchange of signals through very high-frequency vocal sounds, studied in animals such as mice by recording and analyzing ultrasonic vocalizations. In behavioral research, these calls can be grouped into different types to help examine communication patterns.

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Drafting source: Premoli Marika; Baggi Daniele; Bianchetti Marco; Gnutti Alessandro; Bondaschi Marco; Mastinu Andrea; Migliorati Pierangelo; Signoroni Alberto; Leonardi Riccardo; Memo Maurizio; Bonini Sara Anna. Automatic classification of mice vocalizations using Machine Learning techniques and Convolutional Neural Networks. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0244636; article XML SHA-256 7f065cf26f7817be03ae5fb4933f1b1e28c23e26d0f7cbacc0176c0844257575. “Automatic classification of mice vocalizations using Machine Learning techniques and Convolutional Neural Networks” (10.1371/journal.pone.0244636).
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