These scripts illustrate the spike-sorting principles using Python and pygame.
- spikesorting_game_1.py shows the raw signal on 1 tetrode
- spikesorting_game_1_2.py shows both the raw and filtered signal (~300-3000Hz)
- spikesorting_game_2.py shows the raw signal on top and the action potential after spike detection
- spikesorting_game_3.py shows the results of the spike sorting, i.e. each action potential is colored differently depending on the neuron having emitted the spike.
See more info here : https://tinmard.github.io/spike-sorting-animation.html
