E-Sort: Empowering End-to-end Neural Network for Multi-channel Spike Sorting with Transfer Learning and Fast Post-processing
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| author | Han, Yuntao Wang, Shiwei |
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| contents | Decoding extracellular recordings is a crucial task in electrophysiology and brain-computer interfaces. Spike sorting, which distinguishes spikes and their putative neurons from extracellular recordings, becomes computationally demanding with the increasing number of channels in modern neural probes. To address the intensive workload and complex neuron interactions, we propose E-Sort, an end-to-end neural network-based spike sorter with transfer learning and parallelizable post-processing. Our framework reduces the required number of annotated spikes for training by 44% compared to training from scratch, achieving up to 25.68% higher accuracy. Additionally, our novel post-processing algorithm is compatible with deep learning frameworks, making E-Sort significantly faster than state-of-the-art spike sorters. On synthesized Neuropixels recordings, E-Sort achieves comparable accuracy with Kilosort4 while sorting 50 seconds of data in only 1.32 seconds. Our method demonstrates robustness across various probe geometries, noise levels, and drift conditions, offering a substantial improvement in both accuracy and runtime efficiency compared to existing spike sorters. |
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| spellingShingle | E-Sort: Empowering End-to-end Neural Network for Multi-channel Spike Sorting with Transfer Learning and Fast Post-processing Han, Yuntao Wang, Shiwei Signal Processing Machine Learning I.2.6; J.3 Decoding extracellular recordings is a crucial task in electrophysiology and brain-computer interfaces. Spike sorting, which distinguishes spikes and their putative neurons from extracellular recordings, becomes computationally demanding with the increasing number of channels in modern neural probes. To address the intensive workload and complex neuron interactions, we propose E-Sort, an end-to-end neural network-based spike sorter with transfer learning and parallelizable post-processing. Our framework reduces the required number of annotated spikes for training by 44% compared to training from scratch, achieving up to 25.68% higher accuracy. Additionally, our novel post-processing algorithm is compatible with deep learning frameworks, making E-Sort significantly faster than state-of-the-art spike sorters. On synthesized Neuropixels recordings, E-Sort achieves comparable accuracy with Kilosort4 while sorting 50 seconds of data in only 1.32 seconds. Our method demonstrates robustness across various probe geometries, noise levels, and drift conditions, offering a substantial improvement in both accuracy and runtime efficiency compared to existing spike sorters. |
| title | E-Sort: Empowering End-to-end Neural Network for Multi-channel Spike Sorting with Transfer Learning and Fast Post-processing |
| topic | Signal Processing Machine Learning I.2.6; J.3 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.13067 |