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    <item rdf:about="https://crcns.org/forum/using-datasets/560389487/382668248">        <title>Re: Replicating hc2 spike sorting</title>        <link>https://crcns.org/forum/using-datasets/560389487/382668248</link>        <description>
 Hi Davide, 
 at this point I cannot spend time looking at this. All I can say that it might be that for some datasets I made a mistake when extracting hippocampal data from a complete dataset that included entorhinal cortex and removing bad channels (to reduce size and make more homogeneous). Full dataset is later uploaded as hc-3. You should be able to find very same data without any reduction there.  
 Data processing was performed using NDmanager plugins and particular processing parameters should be in the original hc-3 xml files. If I am remembering right back then we didn't use median filter yet for high-pass filtering, and it was done using compiled matalb firfilter function (attached). Call would be  
 firfilter $base.dat $base.fil $nChannels $samplingRate $lowestFrequency $highestFrequency $filterOrder 1 $offset 
 with parameters specified in the xml file plugins section. 
   
 best 
 Anton 
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 Hi Davide, 
 if nChannels is correct (31 might be correct if there was a bad channel that I removed), than one problem I see in your code is the spike waveshape alignment:  
 timestamps in Res file are not aligned to the beginning of the spike waveshape, but sample 16 (see SpikeGroups/Peak sample field in the xml file). So the waveshape would be 
 Data_H(1,236-16:236+15) 
 best 
 Anton 
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