Nazanin Ahmadi Dastgerdi, Hossein Hoseini-Nejad, H. Amiri
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Neural Spike Compression Based on Split Vector Quantization for Implantable BMIs
This paper reports a novel spike compression approach for implantable intra-cortical neural recording microsystems based on Split Vector Quantization (SVQ). The proposed method presents a spike compression ratio 14.8 at the cost of classification accuracy (CA). The average value of CA is 94% over a wide range (7 to 15) of signal to noise ratios (SNR) of the neural signal.