Attack Latency
Time from intruder introduction to first attack
Automated attack, chase, and fighting behavior detection for social defeat and territorial aggression research.
Metrics automatically extracted by ConductVision.
Time from intruder introduction to first attack
Total number of attack bouts
Number of biting events detected
Cumulative time in pursuit behavior
Total duration of all fighting bouts
Submissive posture displays by the subordinate
Aggressive tail vibration events
Composite score weighting attack, bite, and chase
Aggressive behavior in rodents — including attack biting, lunging, chasing, and tail rattling — is studied primarily through the resident-intruder paradigm. Attack latency and frequency quantify territorial aggression, while the social defeat model uses repeated subordination to induce depression-like behavior in intruder animals.
ConductVision is developing automated aggression and fighting detection using pose estimation and supervised classification. Contact our team to discuss early access or custom classifier training for your research.
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