Informed Curation

Informed Curation is the second pillar of Informed Electrophysiology. It transforms dataset curation from manual inspection into systematic, quality-driven triage by leveraging the signal quality metrics computed during Informed Acquisition.

Why it matters: Traditional curation requires a researcher to manually review each session — examining traces, listening to audio, and making subjective quality judgments. With datasets growing to hundreds of sessions across chronic preparations, manual curation does not scale. Informed Curation enables Session Triage: within seconds of session completion, the system classifies each session as usable, uncertain, or unsuitable based on computed metrics.

Key capabilities: Session Triage at scale (a 50-session archive triaged in minutes), automatic channel exclusion based on acquisition flags, quality-based archive classification, and metadata enrichment with computed quality scores.

Implementation: Radiens Curate and Summa provide the Informed Curation capabilities. Available starting at the Clarity: Insight tier.