Using tri-axial acceleration data to identify behavioral modes of free-ranging animals: General concepts and tools illustrated for griffon vultures

Keyphrases

• Free-roaming Dogs 100%
• Behavioral Modes 100%
• Griffon Vulture 100%
• Accelerometer Data 100%
• Triaxial Acceleration 100%
• Vultures 75%
• Behavioral Data 50%
• Linear Discriminant Analysis 50%
• Free-range 50%
• Biomechanical Data 50%
• Environmental Factors 25%
• Low Dose Rate 25%
• Food Intake 25%
• Mechanistic Understanding 25%
• Artificial Neural Network 25%
• Environmental Data 25%
• Home Range 25%
• Wild Animals 25%
• GPS Measurements 25%
• Energetic Cost 25%
• Decision Tree Method 25%
• Movement Ecology 25%
• Least Squares Support Vector Regression (LSSVR) 25%
• Random Forest Method 25%
• Movement Pathway 25%
• Seasonal Conditions 25%
• Nonlinear Methods 25%
• Support Vector Machine Classification 25%
• Ecological Data 25%
• Air Column 25%
• Resource Location 25%
• Gyps Fulvus 25%
• Classification and Regression Tree 25%
• Acceleration Measurement 25%
• Breeding Schedule 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Support Vector Machine 100%
• Discriminant Analysis 66%
• Annuals 33%
• Food Intake 33%
• Environmental Factor 33%
• Flight 33%
• Movement of Animals 33%
• Neural Network 33%
• Wild Animal 33%
• Gyps 33%