Of course!
Go to GitHub - yakir12/CoffeeBeetles.jl: Code base for "A dung beetle that homes without the use of landmarks" (install but you don’t need to run main()
), and then if you run:
data = CoffeeBeetles.deserialize(CoffeeBeetles.datafile)
df = CoffeeBeetles.getdf(data)
that df
is a data frame with tons of tracks. To access the raw coordinates of a track in the first row of that data frame, you can do this:
t = df.track[1]
t.rawcoords
The smoothed ones (again via a smoothing spline) are in t.coords
.
Have at it!!!
(and any comments on anything are more than welcomed!)