A Framework for the Comparative Assessment of Neuronal Spike Sorting Algorithms towards More Accurate Off-Line and On-Line Microelectrode Arrays Data Analysis

<div>Graphical user interface. (a) Screenshot of the GUI built for spike sorting on simulated data. (b) Example of graphical result of spike sorting on multichannel MEA signals, representing the clustered spike waveforms for each electrode of the matrix. (c) Example of graphical result of spike sorting on multichannel MEA signals, representing the spike trains collected by each electrode, with spikes colored according to the signal source.</div>

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Figure 5: A Framework for the Comparative Assessment of Neuronal Spike Sorting Algorithms towards More Accurate Off-Line and On-Line Microelectrode Arrays Data Analysis 

Figure 5 | A Framework for the Comparative Assessment of Neuronal Spike Sorting Algorithms towards More Accurate Off-Line and On-Line Microelectrode Arrays Data Analysis 