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NeuSort: an automatic adaptive spike sorting approach with neuromorphic models.

Hang Yu^1,2, Yu Qi^1,3,4, Gang Pan^1,2

¹State Key Lab of Brain-Machine Intelligence, Hangzhou, People's Republic of China.

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|September 2, 2023

Summary

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NeuSort, a novel neuromorphic spike sorter, adaptively classifies neural signals in real-time. This system effectively handles changing waveforms and identifies new neurons, offering a plug-and-play solution for brain-machine interfaces.

Keywords:

extracellular single-unit recordings spike sorting spiking neural network

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Neuromorphic Engineering

Background:

Spike sorting is essential for analyzing neural data from single electrode recordings.
Existing methods struggle with non-stationary signals and require manual parameter tuning.
Adaptive and automated spike sorting is crucial for real-time applications like brain-machine interfaces.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop NeuSort, a novel online spike sorter utilizing neuromorphic models.
To enable adaptive adjustment to dynamic changes in neural signals, including waveform deformations and new neuron detection.
To create an unsupervised, automated, and plug-and-play spike sorting solution.

Main Methods:

NeuSort employs a neuromorphic model to emulate template-matching processes.
The model incorporates biologically inspired plasticity learning mechanisms for real-time parameter adaptation.
Implementation on neuromorphic chips ensures ultra-low energy consumption.

Main Results:

NeuSort successfully tracks neuron activity during waveform deformations.
The system identifies new neurons in real-time, demonstrating robustness to non-stationary signals.
NeuSort achieves ultra-low energy consumption on neuromorphic hardware.

Conclusions:

NeuSort provides an effective neuromorphic solution for real-time spike sorting.
Its adaptive and unsupervised nature makes it suitable for long-term neural data analysis.
NeuSort advances the development of practical brain-machine interfaces.