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. 2022 Jul 19;11:e76344. doi: 10.7554/eLife.76344

Table 1. Description of features used in our multi-model inference approach for predicting which individuals were targeted and survived attacks.

For a visualisation of the features, see Figure 3.

Feature Acronym Description
Body length BL Shiner’s body length (cm)
Centre distance CD Shiner’s distance from the group centroid (cm)
Centre-edge position CDrank Shiner’s CD ranked and scaled from 0 (most central) to 1 (least central)
Convex hull position Hpos Whether a shiner was part of the group hull or not
Inter-individual distance IID Shiner’s median distance to all of its group mates
Local misalignment LMis Difference in orientation angle (in degrees) between the shiner and its group mates within 10 cm
Voronoi area VA Area (cm2) around a shiner closest to that individual and not another individual, limited to the boundaries of the testing arena (log-transformed)
Limited domain of danger LDOD VA limited to a max radius of 10 cm from the shiner (log-transformed)
Front-back centre distance FBCD Shiners’ distance from the group centroid in the plane of the group average orientation (positive values indicate in front of the centroid)
Front-back position FBrank Shiners’ FBCD ranked and scaled from 1 (front) to 0 (back)
Visual weighted degree WDeg The proportion of each shiner’s vision occupied by conspecifics
Distance to the pike PD Shiner’s distance to the head centroid of the pike (cm)
Angle to the pike PA Shiner’s position relative to the pike facing north (degrees), 0° being straight in front and 180° directly behind
Orientation to the pike PO The relative orientation (head to tail angle) of the shiner to that of the pike
Pike vision of shiner PVS Pike’s field of view occupied by the individual shiner (deg)
Target max speed TMS Targeted shiner’s maximum speed (cm/s) (smoothed data)
Target max acceleration TMA Targeted shiner’s maximum acceleration (m/s2) (smoothed data)
Target max turn TMT Targeted shiner’s maximum orientation change (deg) in the 0.5 s until the time of attack
Pike max acceleration PMA Pike’s maximum acceleration (m/s2) (smoothed data)