spikesorting
Spikesorting is a computational process used in neuroscience to identify and isolate the electrical signals, or action potentials, generated by individual neurons from extracellular recordings. When electrodes are placed near neurons, they detect the summed electrical activity of multiple cells. Spikesorting aims to disentangle this mixed signal into the distinct waveforms produced by each neuron.
The process typically begins with filtering the raw electrophysiological data to remove noise and isolate the
Once clusters are formed, manual or automated curation is performed to ensure the quality and accuracy of