
Is an interactive Shiny/R application designed for honey bee flight angles visualization and an robust outlier detection. The tool enables researchers to identify and remove atypical angles using circular statistics. The application supports flexible data import from multiple feeder locations (1-3 sites) with automatic bee ID reassignment across color-coded sheets, provides interactive polar visualizations for intuitive pattern inspection, and allows iterative outlier elimination with undo functionality. Generates CSV files with cleaned data and circular statistics (average and standar deviation per bee per location) for downstream analyses. The NSF logo is included solely to acknowledge the funding support associated with this project within the application interface. The logo remains the property of the U.S. National Science Foundation and should not be interpreted as project-owned content or as an endorsement of the application by NSF. The NSF logo was obtained from the official NSF resources: https://www.nsf.gov/policies/brand
Outliers, Angles, AreciboC3, Circular statistics, Honey Bees
Outliers, Angles, AreciboC3, Circular statistics, Honey Bees
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