Timings consist of preprocessing time in TGrabs plus network training in TRex, which are shown separately as well as combined (ours (min), ). The time it takes to analyze videos strongly depends on the number of individuals and how many usable samples per individual the initial segment provides. The length of the video factors in as well, as does the stochasticity of the gradient descent (training). idtracker.ai timings () contain the whole tracking and training process from start to finish, using its terminal_mode (v3). Parameters have been manually adjusted per video and setting, to the best of our abilities, spending at most one hour per configuration. For videos 16 and 14, we had to set idtracker.ai to storing segmentation information on disk (as compared to in RAM) to prevent the program from being terminated for running out of memory.
Table 5—source data 1. Preprocessed log files (see also notebooks.zip in Walter et al., 2020) in a table format.The total processing time (s) of each trial is indexed by video and software used – TGrabs for conversion and TRex and
idtracker.ai for visual identification. This data is also used in
Appendix 4—table 4.