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But then the simplest thing is simply concatenate your clips (extracted
spikes of equal durations), and send to ms4_alg anyway. You just have to
convert the firing times to your clip number, which is easy.
I don't understand what you mean by converting firing times to clip number. Each extracted waveform has 48 data points and one firing timestamp, as determined by the spike extraction algorithm of the recording system. So, from what I understand, I can concatenate the spikes into a single vector, and arrange the data from the four channels of the tetrode into an mda array. And then feed this into the pipeline to be filtered, and for spikes to be extracted, as if it was a raw data stream?
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Got it! So the MS output of firing times will assume that the first data point of the first clip is 0 ms, and will give me timestamps of detected spikes with respect to that. Thanks!
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