SpAcAn: Spontaneous Activity Analysis
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SpAcAn (Spontaneous Activity Analysis) is a collection if IGOR Pro functions for the detection and analysis of spontaneously occuring (non-triggered) events in electrophysiological recordings. SpAcAn was originally designed to facilitate the analysis of spontaneous synaptic activity in whole-cell recordings, but has also been used successfully to detect and analyze spikes or rapid changes in fluorescence.
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SpAcAn: Spontaneous Activity Analysis IGOR.5.05.x-1.06
| Release File: | SpAcAn-1.06.zip (108.96 KB) |
| Version: | IGOR.5.05.x-1.06 |
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| Version Major: | 1 |
| Version Patch Level: | 6 |
| OS Compatibility: | Windows |
| Release Notes: |
This version fixes the following bug: the calculation of the 20-80% rise time was failing when the event rise time was one point only (which happens for example when detecting recorded trigger signals such as TTLs). Now a separate calculation of RT20 and RT80 is performed when a one point transition accounts for more than 99% of the event amplitude. |
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