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Yass is an open source, automated spike sorting software developed as a platform for sorting high-firing rate, high-collision, large-spatial extent spikes. The YASS manuscript is available on Biorxiv (and is currently in submission in a peer-reviewed journal): https://www.biorxiv.org/.
YASS is available on AWS services as an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) on EC2 instances (see Installation AWS).
YASS can also be installed and run on a local workstation (see Installation Local). We have tested installation on systems running Ubuntu 18.04 with a minimum of 16GB of CPU-RAM and a GPU with at least 6GB of GPU-RAM, but other operating systems should also be supported. We also recommend using solid-state-drives (SSDs) with at least 5-6 times of free space compared to the size of the dataset.
If YASS is installed on a local machine it can be used via a basic GUI (GUI).
There are several user configurable parameters in the config.yaml file that must be changed for each run. Please review the Configuration Wiki for more details.