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A comparison of bivariate frequency domain measures of electrophysiological connectivity

2018-11-01

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1 The problem of interest here concerns electrophysiological signals from two cortical sites, acquired as invasive intracranial recordings, or from non-invasive estimates of cortical electric neuronal activity computed from EEG or MEG recordings (see e.g. https://doi.org/10.1101/269753 ). In the absence of other sources, these measured signals consist of an instantaneous linear mixture of the true, actual, unobse...

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82beb442-691d-5bad-8e75-a253362ef8f3
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10.1101/459503
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