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How can we differentiate narrow-band oscillations from aperiodic activity?

2022-04-26

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<p>Human intracranial recordings are composed of both periodic “narrow-band oscillations” along with aperiodic, “1/f-like”, activity. While oscillations have been a consistent focus of investigation in neurophysiological data, the physiological and functional properties of aperiodic activity are less well understood, as it is often treated as “background noise”. In this chapter, we provide an overview of both peri...

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16b79b2b-a534-5393-bd5e-f39f2710da1d
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10.31234/osf.io/k6nhd
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