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SpikeTrainPatternDetector: a provenance-aware R/Shiny framework for neuronal firing-pattern detection and review

2026-07-06

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Operational labels such as bursts, pauses, tonic firing and high-frequency activity depend on decisions that are often lost after analysis, including timestamp exclusions, threshold selection, boundary rules and manual revisions. We developed SpikeTrainPatternDetector (STPD), an open-source R/Shiny package that preserves these decisions as part of the analysis record. STPD recomputes in...

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295d4217-67aa-525e-b1a2-de4f60e1469b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10115382/v1
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