<p>A: the top traces correspond to the filtered signal ( Hz) from electrodes (channel ). The black arrows indicate the spikes corresponding to the neuron in channel and neuron in channel . B: scatter plot of waveform peak-to-peak amplitudes recorded in channel vs. channel . Two clusters clearly emerge, corresponding to the single-unit activity shown in A. C: An example of the spike waveforms of the clusters shown in B.</p
<p><b>A</b> Channels with no unit activity (i.e., broken or empty channels) are discarded. Displayed...
Excitable cells, such as neurons, produce action potentials (APs) that in extracel- lular recordings...
The point process component of an extracellular recording results from the spiking activity of neuro...
<p>: Single-unit activity recorded in the anterior pretectal nucleus of an unanaesthetised, unrestra...
Simultaneous recordings of multiple neuron activities with multi-channel extracellular electrodes ar...
<p>(A) Electrode array track shown on an example coronal brain section (top-right) and locations of ...
We examine the problem of estimating the spike trains of multiple neurons from voltage traces record...
When recording action potentials (spikes) from many neurons simultaneously via multichannel micro-el...
Proper classification of action potentials from extracellular recordings is essential for making an ...
<p>(A) The signal comparison view allows for the inspection of spike detection and spike sorting acc...
<p>At the beginning of each experimental session a series of electrical stimulation patterns is deli...
Extracellular multi-unit recording is a widely used technique to study spontaneous and evoked neuron...
<p><b>A</b>: Hybrid trace 1 was easily separated into two clusters corresponding to spikes from the ...
Extracellular multi-unit recording is a widely used technique to study spontaneous and evoked neuron...
Extracellular multi-unit recording is a widely used technique to study spontaneous and evoked neuron...
<p><b>A</b> Channels with no unit activity (i.e., broken or empty channels) are discarded. Displayed...
Excitable cells, such as neurons, produce action potentials (APs) that in extracel- lular recordings...
The point process component of an extracellular recording results from the spiking activity of neuro...
<p>: Single-unit activity recorded in the anterior pretectal nucleus of an unanaesthetised, unrestra...
Simultaneous recordings of multiple neuron activities with multi-channel extracellular electrodes ar...
<p>(A) Electrode array track shown on an example coronal brain section (top-right) and locations of ...
We examine the problem of estimating the spike trains of multiple neurons from voltage traces record...
When recording action potentials (spikes) from many neurons simultaneously via multichannel micro-el...
Proper classification of action potentials from extracellular recordings is essential for making an ...
<p>(A) The signal comparison view allows for the inspection of spike detection and spike sorting acc...
<p>At the beginning of each experimental session a series of electrical stimulation patterns is deli...
Extracellular multi-unit recording is a widely used technique to study spontaneous and evoked neuron...
<p><b>A</b>: Hybrid trace 1 was easily separated into two clusters corresponding to spikes from the ...
Extracellular multi-unit recording is a widely used technique to study spontaneous and evoked neuron...
Extracellular multi-unit recording is a widely used technique to study spontaneous and evoked neuron...
<p><b>A</b> Channels with no unit activity (i.e., broken or empty channels) are discarded. Displayed...
Excitable cells, such as neurons, produce action potentials (APs) that in extracel- lular recordings...
The point process component of an extracellular recording results from the spiking activity of neuro...