Extraction of temporal AN Sample Clauses

Extraction of temporal AN firing properties from eCAPs In this section, we will describe the workflow to calculate the CDLD from recorded eCAP waveforms. Before any analysis can be performed, the raw eCAP waveforms have to be pre- processed. First, a baseline correction is carried out. The eCAP tail can be used to determine the baseline, because neural responses and any remaining artifacts are not expected to be present in this part of the eCAP waveform. At approximately 1.5 ms after stimulus artifact a reliable baseline estimate can be obtained (de Sauvage et al., 1987; Xxxx et al., 2020). The baseline correction is performed by subtracting the average amplitude of the tail section from the eCAP waveform. In addition, we have observed that performing a convolution on a finite-length signal typically introduces distortions at the leading and trailing ends of the signal. To prevent distortion of the eCAP waveforms, signal extensions can be deployed (Esfandiari & Bei 2018) by adding 50 samples to the start and end of each waveform. This is realized by performing a linear extrapolation to baseline. This extrapolation only affects the CDLD before and after the recording window (Xxxxxxx et al., 1992; Xxxx et al., 2020; Xxxxxxxxxx & Bei 2018).
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