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“Spike sorting”

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“Spike sorting”. Kenneth D. Harris University College London. Brain contains billions of neurons. United states BRAIN initiative: $1billion. EU Human Brain project: €1billion. Silicon Microelectrodes. www.neuronexustech.com. Extracellular voltage field. C. Gold et al, J. Neurophysiol 2006. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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“Spike sorting”

Kenneth D. HarrisUniversity College London

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Brain contains billions of neurons

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United states BRAIN initiative: $1billion

EU Human Brain project: €1billion

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Silicon Microelectrodes

www.neuronexustech.com

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Extracellular voltage field

C. Gold et al, J. Neurophysiol 2006

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“Tetrode effect”Different cells have different waveform/amplitude profiles across channels

Allows about 15 neurons to be distinguished by a single tetrode

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Traditional pipeline

Einevoll et al, Curr Opp Neuro 2012

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Traditional clustering approach

https://github.com/klusta-team/klustaviewa

1. Mixture of Gaussians fit (12 dimensions)2. Manual verification and adjustment

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Error rates

Harris et al, J. Neurophysiol, 2000

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High density probes

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One approach• Local spike detection based on spatiotemporal continuity

• “Masked EM algorithm” for cluster analysis based on local features

http://arxiv.org/abs/1309.2848https://github.com/klusta-team/klustakwik

“Mask vectors”show which

channels have data

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Thanks!UCL:Cyrille Rossant (KlustaViewa)Shabnam Kadir (KlustaKwik, SpikeDetekt)

Harvard: Dan Goodman (KlustaKwik, SpikeDetekt)

Berkeley:John Schulman (SpikeDetekt)

NYU:Gyorgy Buzsaki, Mariano Beluscio (Data)