Abstract
Spike sorting is difficult when there is high waveforms similarity between different spike or when there is a large number of superimposed spikes in the sample. A new sample optimization method is proposed in the paper, called window-gradient feature. Every spike waveform is segmented into successive fragments in terms of the width σ, and each segment is called a window. Then calculate the gradient change of each window and use the ratio as the new alternative feature of the window. Finally, all window-gradient features of the spike waveforms are used to replace the original waveform features for spike sporting. The method is verified on the simulation data at different SNR. The experimental results show that when using SVM for spike sorting, the optimization effect of the proposed method is better than PCA, especially for data sets data sets with high noise or large sampling waveform similarity.
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