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Combinato Spike Sorting

Introduction

Combinato Spike Sorting is a software for spike extraction, automatic spike sorting, manual improvement of sorting, artifact rejection, and visualization of continuous recordings and spikes. It offers a toolchain that transforms raw data into single/multi-unit spike trains. The software is largely modular, thus useful also if you are interested in just extraction or just sorting of spikes.

Combinato Spike Sorting works very well with large raw data files (tested with 100-channel, 15-hour recordings, i.e. > 300 GB of raw data). Most parts make use of multiprocessing and scale well with tens of CPUs.

Combinato is a collection of a few command-line tools and two GUIs, written in Python and depending on a few standard modules. It is being developed mostly for Linux, but it works on Windows and OS X, too.

The documentation of Combinato is maintained as a Wiki.

Installing Combinato

Tutorial

Please walk through our instructive Tutorial.

More Information

Citing Combinato

When using Combinato in your work, please cite this paper:

Johannes Niediek, Jan Boström, Christian E. Elger, Florian Mormann. „Reliable Analysis of Single-Unit Recordings from the Human Brain under Noisy Conditions: Tracking Neurons over Hours“. PLOS ONE 11 (12): e0166598. 2016. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0166598.

Contact

Please feel free to use the GitHub infrastructure for questions, bug reports, feature requests, etc.

Johannes Niediek, 2016-2023, jonied@posteo.de.

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